The Effectiveness of Book Selection Agents in a Small Academic Library.

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Auteur principal: Millson-Martula, Christopher
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contents The Effectiveness of Book Selection Agents in a Small Academic Library. Millson-Martula, Christopher College Faculty College Libraries Higher Education Hypothesis Testing Librarians Library Circulation Library Collection Development Library Collections Library Material Selection Research Methodology Tables (Data) Use Studies This article describes study of the relative effectiveness of classroom faculty and librarians as book selection agents in a small urban commuter college located in Chicago, Illinois. Use of history section of collection, hypotheses tested, data collection and analysis, circulation activity, and comparative data are highlighted. Eight references are cited. (EJS)
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spellingShingle The Effectiveness of Book Selection Agents in a Small Academic Library.
Millson-Martula, Christopher
College Faculty
College Libraries
Higher Education
Hypothesis Testing
Librarians
Library Circulation
Library Collection Development
Library Collections
Library Material Selection
Research Methodology
Tables (Data)
Use Studies
The Effectiveness of Book Selection Agents in a Small Academic Library. Millson-Martula, Christopher College Faculty College Libraries Higher Education Hypothesis Testing Librarians Library Circulation Library Collection Development Library Collections Library Material Selection Research Methodology Tables (Data) Use Studies This article describes study of the relative effectiveness of classroom faculty and librarians as book selection agents in a small urban commuter college located in Chicago, Illinois. Use of history section of collection, hypotheses tested, data collection and analysis, circulation activity, and comparative data are highlighted. Eight references are cited. (EJS)
title The Effectiveness of Book Selection Agents in a Small Academic Library.
topic College Faculty
College Libraries
Higher Education
Hypothesis Testing
Librarians
Library Circulation
Library Collection Development
Library Collections
Library Material Selection
Research Methodology
Tables (Data)
Use Studies
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ328393