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9781555703820

Selecting and Managing Electronic Resources : A How-to-Do-It Manual for Librarians

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  • ISBN13:

    9781555703820

  • ISBN10:

    1555703828

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2000-08-01
  • Publisher: Neal Schuman Pub
  • Purchase Benefits
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Summary

New computer-based technologies are causing both evolutionary and revolutionary changes in libraries, heavily affecting the field of collection development. Electronic publishing alone has had profound implications for all areas of collection development in all types of libraries. This practical manual addresses both traditional and current aspects of collection development as they relate to all aspects of electronic materials including collection development policies, criteria and process; budgeting and acquisitions; organization and maintenance of electronic resources; evaluation and assessment; copyright, licensing, and Intellectual property issues; and preservation.

Author Biography

Vicki L. Gregory is Professor in and Director of the School of Library and Information Science at the University of South Florida in Tampa

Table of Contents

List of Figures
v
Introduction
1(6)
Collection Development Policies
7(12)
Traditional Policies
8(3)
Separate Policies
11(1)
Integrated Policies
12(2)
Internet Resources
14(1)
Acceptable Use Policies
15(1)
Revision of Collection Development Policies
15(2)
Conclusion
17(2)
Selection: Criteria and the Selection Process
19(16)
Selection Criteria
21(2)
Selection Differences for Internet Resources
23(2)
Selection Tools
25(4)
Selection Teams
29(5)
Conclusion
34(1)
Budgeting and Acquisitions
35(12)
The Acquisitions Process
35(1)
Pricing Models for Electronic Resources
36(1)
Budgeting for Electronic Resources
37(1)
Consortium Purchases
38(1)
Information at the Article Level
39(3)
Web Tools
42(2)
Aggregator Services
44(1)
Conclusion
45(2)
Organization and Access to Electronic Resources
47(10)
Levels of Organization of Electronic and Web Resoures
48(3)
Authentication of Users
51(4)
Conclusion
55(2)
Evaluation and Assessment
57(10)
Assessment Data
57(1)
Assessment Activities
58(1)
Standard Areas of Data Collection
58(1)
Technological Additions to Standard Data Sources
58(1)
Qualitative Techniques
59(3)
Tips on Managing an Evaluation Project
62(1)
Conclusion
63(4)
Copyright and Licensing Issues
67(20)
Purchase versus Licensed Right of Use
69(2)
Aspects of Licensing Resources
71(1)
Considerations in License Negotiation
72(2)
Choosing a License Negotiator
74(1)
Licensing Considerations
75(4)
Best Practices
79(1)
Managing Licenses
80(1)
An Important Emerging Collection Development Concern in the Licensing of Electronic Resources: UCITA
81(4)
Conclusion
85(2)
Preservation Issues
87(6)
Is Digitized Information Preserved (or Preservable) Information?
88(2)
Who Should Archive an Electronic Information Resource?
90(1)
Who Should Be Concerned with Preservation Issues?
91(1)
Conclusion
92(1)
Conclusion
93(6)
The Selection Process
93(1)
Integration of Electronic Resources
94(2)
Handling the Stress of Change
96(3)
Selected Bibliography 99(6)
Index 105(4)
Abuot the Author 109

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