Perceptions of Academic Library Development Officers Regarding their Work in Fund-Raising

Lorenzen, Michael

doi:10.1108/s0732-0671(2012)0000031008

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“…Using web space including the library website and e-commerce (Theme 3) is the newest method for revenue generation in libraries, especially among academic and public libraries (Dohe et al, 2019;Munstedt, 2019). Examples include current awareness and SDI (Selective dissemination of information) services, database search services, electronic classroom All types (Bennett and Orr, 2015;Bushong et al, 2018;Cuillier and Stoffle, 2011;Culbertson and Wilde, 2009;Doan and Morris, 2012;Dole and Hill, 2017;Ekoja, 1996;Eye and Brown, 2013;Gardner and Rhodus, 2015;Jennings and Garczynski, 2020;Konzak and Teague, 2009;Lorenzen, 2010;Lowery, 2016;Mays, 2019;McCombs, 2002;Million and Haggerty, 2020;Neale, 2011;Park, 2000;Riley-Huff et al, 2016;Rosenberg, 1998;Schmidt and Peachey, 2003;Ubogu and Okiy, 2011;Welch, 2005 Academic Public Special…”

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Revenue generation in libraries: A systematized review

Ghalavand¹,

Panahi

Khani

et al. 2022

Information Development

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Many libraries are currently facing challenges in obtaining sufficient financial support to continue and develop their services. Libraries around the world employed new strategies for overcoming this issue by adopting various revenue generation and marketing activities. This study is a systematized review conducted on revenue generation methods used in different types of libraries. To identify the relevant studies, two authors independently searched scholarly databases including Medline, Web of Science, Emerald, Science Direct, ERIC, ProQuest, Scopus, LISTA, PubMed Central, and Google Scholar search engine for published articles from 1995 to 2020. Articles were selected based on the inclusion and exclusion criteria. In total, 3461 articles were retrieved from which 56 were included for final analysis. This study identified 10 main categories with 75 sub-categories as different types of revenue generation methods suggested or used by various libraries around the world. Academic and public libraries were mostly reported in the reviewed articles as using different types of revenue generation. The most commonly used methods in libraries for revenue generation were public or governmental financial aid and receiving fees for providing services. The use of social networks, web space, and utilizing e-commerce principles were identified as the newest revenue-generating method, which were being implemented and developed in some public and academic libraries. Budget plays an important role in keeping library resources and services active and up to date. Therefore, discovering new opportunities for marketing and fundraising, as well as showing the value and return on investment of libraries is very important. Adopting and using methods introduced in this paper for revenue generation can help libraries to overcome some of their financial challenges well into the future.

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Revenue generation in libraries: A systematized review

Ghalavand¹,

Panahi

Khani

et al. 2022

Information Development

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“…According to Summers (2006), "By several measures, well over $100-trillion will exchange hands in the next decades as baby-boomer wealth passes to the next generation" (p. 22). Thus, institutions of higher education in the United States of America are seeking supplementary new sources of revenue from private donors just as one of the largest transfer of wealth is about to occur between generations (Lorenzen, 2009).…”

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“…Every participant in a 2009 study mentioned volunteer boards in some capacity during the interviews either relating to identifying donors or in cultivating donors. Lorenzen (2009) wrote, "Library boards of all kinds (friends, advisory, foundation, etc.) can be used to find new donors and keep current donors actively engaged with the library.…”

Section: Fundraising and Volunteersmentioning

confidence: 99%

– The IAFOR International Conference on Education – Hawaii 2022 Official Conference Proceedings

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In Indonesia, the development of e-commerce is increasing along with the increasing number of internet and social media users. The rapid growth of e-commerce has changed the way consumers make purchases of goods and services. The growth of electronic transactions has a very positive impact on business owners and consumers, because it provides convenience, ease, efficiency and low costs. However, electronic transactions can pose risks and uncertainties that can harm both consumers and entrepreneurs. This article aims to examine the educational values of e-commerce information technology for the protection of citizens. Digital citizenship is closely related in the way in which e-commerce information technology knowledge is mastered and practiced to make significant connections. To see digital education clearly, then clear knowledge about the application of new technologies as part of the government's recommendations for legal protection is needed. This is important because citizens who are educated with knowledge of e-commerce technology will be able to promote ethical values as a democratic society. In this way, the new space will be available not only as a digital reality but also as a full-fledged society needs.

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Perceptions of Academic Library Development Officers Regarding their Work in Fund-Raising

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Revenue generation in libraries: A systematized review

Revenue generation in libraries: A systematized review

– The IAFOR International Conference on Education – Hawaii 2022 Official Conference Proceedings

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