Ward S.M. Guide to implementing and managing patron-driven acquisitions. - Chicago: Acquisitions Section of the Association for Library Collections & Technical Services, American Library Association, 2012. - viii, 77 p. - (ALCTS acquisitions guides series; no.16). - Inc. bibl. ref.: p.65-70. - ISBN 978-0-8389-8608-0  Место хранения:   01 | ГПНТБ СО РАН | Новосибирск

Оглавление / Contents

1 Overview ........................................................ 1 Purpose ......................................................... 2 Scope ........................................................... 3 2 Traditional Collection Development and Interlibrary Loan ........ 5 Traditional Interlibrary Loan Model ............................. 7 Interlibrary Loan Book Purchase Model ........................... 8 Buying Instead of Borrowing .................................... 22 3 Starting a PDA Program ......................................... 13 Considerations for Print Book PDA through Interlibrary Loan Administration and Processing .................................. 27 Beyond the Pilot Stage: Operations and Workflow ................ 25 4 PDA and E-books ................................................ 27 Types of E-book PDAs ........................................... 28 Setting Up an E-book PDA Program ............................... 31 5 Alternatives to PDA ............................................ 49 Print Books through the OPAC ................................... 49 Hybrid PDA Model: Print and Electronic ......................... 52 Innovative Services ............................................ 52 6 Cons ........................................................... 55 Resource Sharing ............................................... 55 Costs .......................................................... 56 Staff Time ..................................................... 57 Effects on the Collection ...................................... 58 7 Future Directions .............................................. 61 Selected bibliography .......................................... 65 Reference notes ................................................ 71 About the author ............................................... 77 Figures Figure 1. Considerations for Choosing an E-book Aggregator ..... 31 Figure 2. Considerations for Evaluating an E-book Pilot Project .............................................. 40 Figure 3. Questions for Ongoing Assessment ..................... 45