Following preliminary discussions about a shared print network among Statewide California Electronic Library Consortium (SCELC) institutions in which he determined that artifactual condition would not be a criterion for retention, the author developed an online survey instrument for the purposes of verification. The survey was utilized in a condition survey of mutually held book copies at eight SCELC institutions. More than 3,400 book copies were examined. Findings indicated that although the majority of books are in “good enough” condition for a shared print network, because just 1/3 of the copies have paratextual elements, it is probable that random deselection of books would result in deaccessioning “duplicates” with artifactual value
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Cost and usage have been consistent elements among both serials decision databases and commercial de...
Outsourcing the management of electronic journals has significantly reduced the autonomy academic li...
This session discussed the shift away from a subject liaison model of collection development to a ce...
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E‐book rights advocacy efforts began nearly from the moment the format appeared. The topics have evo...
The University of California, Merced (UC Merced) opened in 2005. Both the campus and the library are...
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Cost and usage have been consistent elements among both serials decision databases and commercial de...