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| author | McAllister, Lorrie Laster, Shari |
| author_facet | McAllister, Lorrie Laster, Shari McAllister, Lorrie Laster, Shari |
| collection | Education Resources Information Center |
| contents | Open Stacks in Library Design McAllister, Lorrie Laster, Shari Library Facilities Library Materials Educational Facilities Design Library Development College Libraries Interior Design Library Services Printed Materials The online catalog, commercial discovery layers, the open Web, and books available for browsing in libraries all aid in the process of discovery of resources. An absence of books means one fewer discovery method available. It is important, therefore, that libraries retain physical books in open stacks to offer communities a hands-on opportunity to discover and use resources. Applying the same expertise and human insight to decisions about the collections libraries make immediately available on site also affords an opportunity to increase the effectiveness of in-person discovery. This article makes a case for open stacks in the design of libraries. |
| format | Recurso educativo Open Access |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 2018 |
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| spellingShingle | Open Stacks in Library Design McAllister, Lorrie Laster, Shari Library Facilities Library Materials Educational Facilities Design Library Development College Libraries Interior Design Library Services Printed Materials Open Stacks in Library Design McAllister, Lorrie Laster, Shari Library Facilities Library Materials Educational Facilities Design Library Development College Libraries Interior Design Library Services Printed Materials The online catalog, commercial discovery layers, the open Web, and books available for browsing in libraries all aid in the process of discovery of resources. An absence of books means one fewer discovery method available. It is important, therefore, that libraries retain physical books in open stacks to offer communities a hands-on opportunity to discover and use resources. Applying the same expertise and human insight to decisions about the collections libraries make immediately available on site also affords an opportunity to increase the effectiveness of in-person discovery. This article makes a case for open stacks in the design of libraries. |
| title | Open Stacks in Library Design |
| topic | Library Facilities Library Materials Educational Facilities Design Library Development College Libraries Interior Design Library Services Printed Materials |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1185996 |