Assessing Collection Availability: A Snapshot Inventory.

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Main Author: Smalley, Topsy N.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1988
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contents Assessing Collection Availability: A Snapshot Inventory. Smalley, Topsy N. College Libraries Community Colleges Library Collections Library Research Measurement Techniques Two Year Colleges Use Studies Describes the use of "snapshot inventories" to assess the availability of a library collection by measuring the presence/absence of a representative sample of library materials at a given moment. Explains the methods and results of an inventory conducted at Monterey Peninsula College in California. (DMM)
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spellingShingle Assessing Collection Availability: A Snapshot Inventory.
Smalley, Topsy N.
College Libraries
Community Colleges
Library Collections
Library Research
Measurement Techniques
Two Year Colleges
Use Studies
Assessing Collection Availability: A Snapshot Inventory. Smalley, Topsy N. College Libraries Community Colleges Library Collections Library Research Measurement Techniques Two Year Colleges Use Studies Describes the use of "snapshot inventories" to assess the availability of a library collection by measuring the presence/absence of a representative sample of library materials at a given moment. Explains the methods and results of an inventory conducted at Monterey Peninsula College in California. (DMM)
title Assessing Collection Availability: A Snapshot Inventory.
topic College Libraries
Community Colleges
Library Collections
Library Research
Measurement Techniques
Two Year Colleges
Use Studies
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ385906