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| author | Bobp, Mary Ellen Richey, Debora |
| author_facet | Bobp, Mary Ellen Richey, Debora Bobp, Mary Ellen Richey, Debora |
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| contents | Serving Secondary Users: Can It Continue? Bobp, Mary Ellen Richey, Debora Academic Libraries Access to Information Background Budgeting Change Strategies Economic Climate Higher Education Library Instruction Library Personnel Library Services Problems Retrenchment Users (Information) Evaluates the effect of budget cuts on undergraduate library services to secondary users. Topics discussed include the reasons for the public's increased use of academic libraries; how academic libraries are responding to such demands; and strategies for implementing new service and access policies. A brief bibliography and a sample library policy are appended. (21 references) (SLW) |
| format | Recurso educativo Open Access |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1994 |
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| spellingShingle | Serving Secondary Users: Can It Continue? Bobp, Mary Ellen Richey, Debora Academic Libraries Access to Information Background Budgeting Change Strategies Economic Climate Higher Education Library Instruction Library Personnel Library Services Problems Retrenchment Users (Information) Serving Secondary Users: Can It Continue? Bobp, Mary Ellen Richey, Debora Academic Libraries Access to Information Background Budgeting Change Strategies Economic Climate Higher Education Library Instruction Library Personnel Library Services Problems Retrenchment Users (Information) Evaluates the effect of budget cuts on undergraduate library services to secondary users. Topics discussed include the reasons for the public's increased use of academic libraries; how academic libraries are responding to such demands; and strategies for implementing new service and access policies. A brief bibliography and a sample library policy are appended. (21 references) (SLW) |
| title | Serving Secondary Users: Can It Continue? |
| topic | Academic Libraries Access to Information Background Budgeting Change Strategies Economic Climate Higher Education Library Instruction Library Personnel Library Services Problems Retrenchment Users (Information) |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ497880 |