Consideration, Budgeting, & Acquisition
Required
Readings
- Bishop 9, 16
Standards
- 4.1A Selects, analyzes, and evaluates print, nonprint, and electronic resources using professional selection tools and evaluation criteria to develop a quality collection designed to meet diverse curricular and personal needs
- Wasman, 1998, chap 14
- Dickinson, G. (2004). Budgeting: As easy as 1-2-3. Library Media Connection, March, p. 14. (Available in GALILEO.)
Discussion
Transforming budgeted dollars to materials on your shelves: also known as responsible shopping with taxpayers' money. Ask lots of questions to make this interactive.
Step 1:
Budgeting (see WebCT/Resouces for .ppt)
This has some dated elements but there is nothing wrong in it.
This has some dated elements but there is nothing wrong in it.
Lisa Delgado's presentation
Contextualized for a Georgia media
program
Step 2: Setting up a Consideration File
Discuss: the pros and cons of using a vendor site instead of a consideration file (C8 did this already)
Step 3: Ordering (Acquisition)
References
- Bishop,
K. (2007). The collection program in
schools: Concepts, practices,
and information scources (4th ed.). Westport, CT: Libraries
Unlimited.
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