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| Format: | Recurso educativo Open Access |
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- Academic Library Development Program. Report of the Self-Study. Naylor, Ronald P., Comp. And Others Academic Libraries Higher Education Library Administration Library Facilities Library Personnel Library Planning Library Research Library Services Library Surveys Library Technical Processes Operations Research Questionnaires Self Evaluation (Groups) Use Studies This report is the result of a self-study undertaken by the staff of the University of Miami's Otto G. Richter Library as part of the Academic Library Development Program (ALDP), a management self-study program developed by the Association of Research Libraries' Office of University Library Management Studies. The basic responsibility for the study rested with a seven member study team assisted by four task forces. The study focused on Library operations in four broad areas: administrative structure and communication; technical processing; public service patterns; and physical facilities. The study team used the operating manual provided for ALDP participants but adapted the format to reflect local conditions. A needs assessment was also conducted using ALDP's image survey questionnaire. The final report contains the reports of both the study team and the task forces. The study team reports include a summary of major issues; a historical review; a needs assessment summary; an environmental analysis; and the goals and objectives. The task forces reported on services and collections; management systems; human resources; and technology and facilities. Detailed space utilization plans are also provided. The six appendices include the library user survey form, an analysis of the distribution of the survey respondents, a revised survey form, two personnel activity forms, and a copy of the American Library Association Standards for College Libraries. (DMC)