Less Is More: A Practical Guide to Weeding School Library Collections
by Donna J. Baumbach and Linda L. Miller
American Library Association, 2006
Paper: 978-0-8389-0919-5
Library of Congress Classification Z703.6.B38 2006
Dewey Decimal Classification 25.216
TOC
Table of Contents Chapter 1: The Role of Weeding in Collection Development (Why Less is More) ¿ Picture This ¿ What Is Weeding and Why Should I Do It? ¿ Excuses, Excuses (and Why They Don't Hold Water) Chapter 2: General Weeding Guidelines ¿ Policies and Procedures ¿ Time Tested Models ¿ General Criteria for Weeding ¿ Items Not to Weed ¿ Helpful Hints Chapter 3: Getting Started and Keeping On Keeping On ¿ How to Start Weeding ¿ When to Weed ¿ When Is Weeding Completed? ¿ Working with Teachers and Others ¿ Weeding Topics, Criteria and Suggestions Chapter 4: Weeding Criteria by Topic and Dewey Number Chapter 5: What Automation Hath Wrought ¿ Using Your Online Catalog and Circulation System in Weeding ¿ Commercial Collection Development and Analysis Services ¿ On the Horizon Chapter 6: What's Next? ¿ What to Do with Items You've Weeded ¿ Updating Your Records ¿ Adding to the Collection Weeding Resources on the World Wide Web General Weeding Criteria by Dewey Classification
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