A review of the 1997 collection development and management literature

Nisonger, Thomas E.

doi:10.1108/01604959910265823

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“…The body of literature on the subject of collection management is vast, so much so that Nisonger (1999) has compiled substantial reviews of the collection development and management literature on a yearly basis. Though assessment is only one of the many elements that make up collection management, the literature on assessment and evaluation is still substantive.…”

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Assessing an integrated government documents collection

Skaggs

2006

Collection Building

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Purpose -This paper proposes describing the collection assessment process adapted to fit the integrated government documents collection at Jacksonville State University's Houston Cole Library. Design/methodology/approach -This paper is based on the Library's experience conducting an assessment of its integrated government documents collection using an adaptation of the WLN conspectus method. Findings -The author describes the adaptations made, obstacles overcome, results of the assessment, and conclusions drawn from it. Practical implications -As a result of this assessment, procedures were established for future assessments of the collection, and the results of the assessment were used to aid in the selection process. Originality/value -This paper provides a model for conducting an assessment of an integrated government documents collection that other libraries can follow and fills a gap in the literature of government documents collection management.

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confidence: 99%