This research is a significant contribution to our understanding of missing items in the CUL collection. The validation study was useful in determining the availability of CUL materials in the open stacks; when patrons seek a monograph in the stacks, they are able to locate that item 96.4% of the time, overall. This translates into a projected loss rate of 3.6% of materials in the open stacks. That is the aggregate estimate. The loss rate varies by location. There is no significant difference in the accounted for rate in EAST libraries that tattle-tape versus EAST libraries which do not tattle-tape. Our research suggests it is time to question the notion that tattle-taping is the primary and best method available to improve the usability of...
Presentation given at the XXVIII Annual Charleston Conference: Issues in Book and Serials Acquisitio...
I analyzed circulation of print books at Seton Hall University Libraries using the WorldCat Analysis...
This article reports the findings of a study modeled after Saracevic, Shaw, and Kantor\u27s efforts ...
During the Fall 2017 semester, staff at the Hudson County Community College (HCCC), Library began to...
After over thirty years of failing to conduct a comprehensive inventory of the book collection at a ...
Remote storage for large collections is becoming common, making those books inaccessible for physica...
Objective: During the summer of 2014, Laupus Library at East Carolina University began investigatin...
Campbell Library, the Glassboro Campus branch of Rowan University Libraries houses a physical collec...
Presented at the 2016 Access Services Conference, Georgia Tech Global Learning Center and the Georgi...
In planning for a new library that will include a limited number of open stacks, Grand Valley State ...
Citation analysis was used as an aid in collection development in the field of engineering. It was f...
This article discusses the development of an inventory project at Brooklyn College that entailed exa...
Three universities (Santa Clara University, the University of San Francisco, and Loyola Marymount Un...
We know that library users often get lost looking for physical items, however there has been little ...
The Eastern Academic Scholars’ Trust (EAST) is a shared print initiative involving 48 libraries acro...
Presentation given at the XXVIII Annual Charleston Conference: Issues in Book and Serials Acquisitio...
I analyzed circulation of print books at Seton Hall University Libraries using the WorldCat Analysis...
This article reports the findings of a study modeled after Saracevic, Shaw, and Kantor\u27s efforts ...
During the Fall 2017 semester, staff at the Hudson County Community College (HCCC), Library began to...
After over thirty years of failing to conduct a comprehensive inventory of the book collection at a ...
Remote storage for large collections is becoming common, making those books inaccessible for physica...
Objective: During the summer of 2014, Laupus Library at East Carolina University began investigatin...
Campbell Library, the Glassboro Campus branch of Rowan University Libraries houses a physical collec...
Presented at the 2016 Access Services Conference, Georgia Tech Global Learning Center and the Georgi...
In planning for a new library that will include a limited number of open stacks, Grand Valley State ...
Citation analysis was used as an aid in collection development in the field of engineering. It was f...
This article discusses the development of an inventory project at Brooklyn College that entailed exa...
Three universities (Santa Clara University, the University of San Francisco, and Loyola Marymount Un...
We know that library users often get lost looking for physical items, however there has been little ...
The Eastern Academic Scholars’ Trust (EAST) is a shared print initiative involving 48 libraries acro...
Presentation given at the XXVIII Annual Charleston Conference: Issues in Book and Serials Acquisitio...
I analyzed circulation of print books at Seton Hall University Libraries using the WorldCat Analysis...
This article reports the findings of a study modeled after Saracevic, Shaw, and Kantor\u27s efforts ...