When Less Is More: Issues in Collection Development.

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Autore principale: Cerny, Rosanne Cerny
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lingua:en
Pubblicazione: 1991
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contents When Less Is More: Issues in Collection Development. Cerny, Rosanne Cerny Childrens Libraries Elementary Secondary Education Evaluation Criteria Geography Learning Resources Centers Library Collection Development Library Material Selection Library Standards Public Libraries Reference Materials School Libraries Social Studies User Needs (Information) Urges librarians to weed their nonfiction collections, particularly in the areas of science and technology, geography, and political science, and argues that it is better to send students from the library empty handed than to supply them with obsolete books. Guidelines for evaluating and weeding the reference and circulating collections are provided. (SD)
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spellingShingle When Less Is More: Issues in Collection Development.
Cerny, Rosanne Cerny
Childrens Libraries
Elementary Secondary Education
Evaluation Criteria
Geography
Learning Resources Centers
Library Collection Development
Library Material Selection
Library Standards
Public Libraries
Reference Materials
School Libraries
Social Studies
User Needs (Information)
When Less Is More: Issues in Collection Development. Cerny, Rosanne Cerny Childrens Libraries Elementary Secondary Education Evaluation Criteria Geography Learning Resources Centers Library Collection Development Library Material Selection Library Standards Public Libraries Reference Materials School Libraries Social Studies User Needs (Information) Urges librarians to weed their nonfiction collections, particularly in the areas of science and technology, geography, and political science, and argues that it is better to send students from the library empty handed than to supply them with obsolete books. Guidelines for evaluating and weeding the reference and circulating collections are provided. (SD)
title When Less Is More: Issues in Collection Development.
topic Childrens Libraries
Elementary Secondary Education
Evaluation Criteria
Geography
Learning Resources Centers
Library Collection Development
Library Material Selection
Library Standards
Public Libraries
Reference Materials
School Libraries
Social Studies
User Needs (Information)
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