Letting go of legacy services : library case studies
Title:
Letting go of legacy services : library case studies
Author:
Evangeliste, Mary, editor.
Publication Information:
Chicago : ALA Editions, An imprint of the American Library Association, 2014.
Physical Description:
xiv, 159 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm
Summary:
Adding new services is done as new needs arise. But taking away existing services-- the "legacy services" of the title-- makes many librarians uncomfortable-- even if these services are no longer relevant to the community. This collection of essays is designed to help you discover ways to identify services, activities, and practices that can be let go, so that staff can focus on valuable, mission-critical work.
Language:
English
Contents:
Lafayette College -- Interview with David Consiglio -- Cumberland County Library System -- University of Arizona Libraries-- Oregon State University -- University of California-Santa Cruz -- University of North Carolina-Charlotte -- American University -- Interview with Valerie Diggs -- Rosenberg Library -- University of West Florida.
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ISBN:
9780838912201
Format :
Book
