A Conceptual Framework for Organizing Resource Sharing and Shared Collection Development Programs.

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Main Author: Dougherty, Richard M.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1988
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contents A Conceptual Framework for Organizing Resource Sharing and Shared Collection Development Programs. Dougherty, Richard M. Academic Libraries College Faculty Delivery Systems Higher Education Library Collection Development Library Cooperation Library Planning Models Needs Assessment Research Libraries Shared Library Resources Reviews patterns of library resource sharing and discusses how academic libraries can increase the capacity and effectiveness of future resource sharing and shared collection development programs. A strategic model based on a Research Libraries Group study is presented, with special emphasis on winning the support of faculty. (eight references) (Author/CLB)
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spellingShingle A Conceptual Framework for Organizing Resource Sharing and Shared Collection Development Programs.
Dougherty, Richard M.
Academic Libraries
College Faculty
Delivery Systems
Higher Education
Library Collection Development
Library Cooperation
Library Planning
Models
Needs Assessment
Research Libraries
Shared Library Resources
A Conceptual Framework for Organizing Resource Sharing and Shared Collection Development Programs. Dougherty, Richard M. Academic Libraries College Faculty Delivery Systems Higher Education Library Collection Development Library Cooperation Library Planning Models Needs Assessment Research Libraries Shared Library Resources Reviews patterns of library resource sharing and discusses how academic libraries can increase the capacity and effectiveness of future resource sharing and shared collection development programs. A strategic model based on a Research Libraries Group study is presented, with special emphasis on winning the support of faculty. (eight references) (Author/CLB)
title A Conceptual Framework for Organizing Resource Sharing and Shared Collection Development Programs.
topic Academic Libraries
College Faculty
Delivery Systems
Higher Education
Library Collection Development
Library Cooperation
Library Planning
Models
Needs Assessment
Research Libraries
Shared Library Resources
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ384422