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1. The Politics of Standard Selection Guides: The Case of the "Public Library Catalog." (EJ678058)

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Dilevko, JurisGottlieb, Lisa

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Library Quarterly, v73 n3 p289-337 Jul 2003

Pub Date:

2003-00-00

Pub Type(s):

Journal Articles; Reports - Evaluative

Peer Reviewed:

Yes

Descriptors:
Case StudiesGraduate StudentsHigher EducationLibrary Collection DevelopmentLibrary CollectionsLibrary EducationLibrary Material SelectionProblemsPublic LibrariesSelection Tools

Abstract:
Shows how a well-respected collection development tool contains ideological frames, using the "Public Library Catalog" (PLC) as an example. Evaluation by library science graduate students indicate that the PLC makes recommendations that have an imbalance of perspectives, overemphasize a particular facet or theory within a field, lack authority, and have usability problems. (Contains 48 references Note:The following two links are not-applicable for text-based browsers or screen-reading software. Show Full Abstract

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2. Identifying and Caring for Rare Books in the Community or Junior College with No Special Collections Department. (EJ677366)

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Author(s):

Visser, Michelle

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Community & Junior College Libraries, v11 n3 p29-34 2003

Pub Date:

2003-00-00

Pub Type(s):

Journal Articles; Reports - Descriptive

Peer Reviewed:

Yes

Descriptors:
Academic LibrariesBooksCollege LibrariesCommunity CollegesLibrary AcquisitionLibrary Collection DevelopmentLibrary Material SelectionLibrary PlanningLibrary PolicyLibrary RoleLibrary ServicesLibrary StandardsLibrary Technical ProcessesPreservationTwo Year Colleges

Abstract:
Discusses issues of identifying, storing, handling, and providing access to rare books and materials in institutions without special collections departments. Suggests that although many community colleges do not collect rare materials, they may nonetheless be in possession of books that are rare and that should receive special care. (ontains four references.)(JS)

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3. Making Multicultural Literature Meaningful. (EJ677325)

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Bishop, Kay

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Knowledge Quest, v32 n1 p27-28 Sep-Oct 2003

Pub Date:

2003-00-00

Pub Type(s):

Journal Articles; Reports - Descriptive

Peer Reviewed:

Yes

Descriptors:
Curriculum DevelopmentElementary Secondary EducationEthnic StudiesLibrary Collection DevelopmentLibrary Material SelectionModelsMulticultural Education

Abstract:
Discusses definitions and types of multicultural literature and why it should be included in school curriculum. Describes Banks's four-level model for integrating ethnic content into the curriculum with increasing levels of sophistication and discusses how to select and evaluate multicultural resources to include in a media center collection. (LRW)

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4. Constructing Core Journal Lists: Mixing Science and Alchemy. (EJ677307)

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Author(s):

Corby, Katherine

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portal: Libraries and the Academy, v3 n2 p207-17 Apr 2003

Pub Date:

2003-00-00

Pub Type(s):

Information Analyses; Journal Articles

Peer Reviewed:

Yes

Descriptors:
Academic LibrariesEducationEducational ResearchLibrary CollectionsLibrary Material SelectionPeriodicalsScholarly JournalsSelection ToolsSocial Science ResearchSocial Sciences

Abstract:
Via an overview of core journal studies, emphasizing the social sciences and education, this review looks for best practices in both motivation and methodology. Selection decisions receive particular focus. Lack of correlation between methods is indicative of the complexity of the topic and the need for judgment in design and use. (Author)

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5. The Spanish-Language Roundtable. (EJ675124)

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Criticas: An English Speaker's Guide to the Latest Spanish Language Titles, v3 n3 p22-29 May-Jun 2003

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2003-00-00

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BooksGlobal ApproachLatin AmericansLibrary CollectionsLibrary Material SelectionMarketingMass Media RoleNews MediaPublishing IndustrySchool LibrariesSpanish

Abstract:
Reports on a meeting with a group of experts including Leylha Ahuile, Rene Alegria, Rueben Martinez, Diana Martinez Calice, Silvia Matute, Anne Messitte, and Teresa Mlawer from the Spanish language market for books. Topics include publishing; school and library markets; bookstores; the role of the Latino press and Latino authors; coverage in mainstream media; imported titles versus domestic title Note:The following two links are not-applicable for text-based browsers or screen-reading software. Show Full Abstract

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6. Getting Graphic at the School Library. (EJ673370)

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Kan, Kat

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Library Media Connection, v21 n7 p14-19 Apr-May 2003

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2003-00-00

Pub Type(s):

Journal Articles; Reference Materials - Bibliographies; Reports - Descriptive

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Annotated BibliographiesChildrens LibrariesComics (Publications)Decision MakingElementary Secondary EducationLibrary AcquisitionLibrary Collection DevelopmentLibrary Material SelectionMiddle SchoolsSchool Libraries

Abstract:
Provides information for school libraries interested in acquiring graphic novels. Discusses theft prevention; processing and cataloging; maintaining the collection; what to choose, with two Web sites for more information on graphic novels for libraries; collection development decisions; and Japanese comics called Manga. Includes an annotated list of "must haves" (first titles only of series) for Note:The following two links are not-applicable for text-based browsers or screen-reading software. Show Full Abstract

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7. Collections and Services for the Spanish-Speaking: Issues and Resources. (EJ673358)

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Author(s):

Marquis, Solina Kasten

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Public Libraries, v42 n2 p106-12 Mar-Apr 2003

Pub Date:

2003-00-00

Pub Type(s):

Journal Articles; Reports - Descriptive

Peer Reviewed:

Yes

Descriptors:
Audiovisual AidsBooksInformation ServicesInformation SourcesLibrary AcquisitionLibrary Collection DevelopmentLibrary Material SelectionLibrary ServicesNonprint MediaPeriodicalsPublicationsReading MaterialsSpanish Speaking

Abstract:
Describes factors that have hindered Spanish-language collection development and suggests strategies and tools that can help the non-Spanish-speaking librarian select and acquire Spanish-language monographs, periodicals, and audiovisual media for adult and youth audiences. Provides lists of selected resources for Spanish-language and Latino book publications; bibliographies and lists of recommend Note:The following two links are not-applicable for text-based browsers or screen-reading software. Show Full Abstract

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8. Electronic Publishing: Research Issues for Academic Librarians and Users. (EJ670123)

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Tenopir, Carol

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Library Trends, v51 n4 p614-35 Spr 2003

Pub Date:

2003-00-00

Pub Type(s):

Information Analyses; Journal Articles

Peer Reviewed:

Yes

Descriptors:
Academic LibrariesCollege StudentsElectronic JournalsElectronic PublishingHigher EducationLibrary Material SelectionLibrary RolePublishing IndustryResearch NeedsScholarly JournalsUser Needs (Information)

Abstract:
Addresses the need for further research into three important areas of electronic publishing: how the change to digital information sources is affecting the scholarly work of college and university students; when libraries select electronic journals, how products offered to them or the delivery models they choose influence scholarship and the way journals are used; and whether librarians are still Note:The following two links are not-applicable for text-based browsers or screen-reading software. Show Full Abstract

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9. Overcoming the Obstacle Course: Teenage Boys and Reading; Boy Books, Girl Books: Should We Re-Organize Our School Library Collections?; Guys and Reading; Where the Boys Are...; From "Boys' Life" to "Thrasher": Boys and Magazines; Connecting with Boys at Lunch: A Success Story; Motivating Boys as Beginning Readers. (EJ668270)

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Jones, PatrickFiorelli, Dawn CartwrightDoiron, RayScieszka, JonHaupt, AllisonCox, Ruth E.Martin, RobieDahlhauser, Julie

Source:

Teacher Librarian, v30 n3 p9-31 Feb 2003

Pub Date:

2003-00-00

Pub Type(s):

Journal Articles; Reports - Descriptive

Peer Reviewed:

Yes

Descriptors:
Adolescent LiteratureAdolescentsGender IssuesLearning ProcessesLibrary CollectionsLibrary Material SelectionMalesPeriodicalsReading MotivationSchool LibrariesSecondary Education

Abstract:
Includes seven articles that discuss overcoming obstacles to getting teenage boys to read. Highlights include what teacher-librarians can do; what boys see as obstacles; material selection; collection organization; gender issues; learning differences; magazines; lunchtime book discussion groups; motivating boys as beginning readers; and popular book titles for boys. (LRW)

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10. Top Shelf Fiction for Middle School Readers 2002. (EJ666581)

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Voice of Youth Advocates, v25 n6 p434-37 Feb 2003

Pub Date:

2003-00-00

Pub Type(s):

Journal Articles; Reference Materials - Bibliographies; Reports - Descriptive

Peer Reviewed:

Yes

Descriptors:
Adolescent LiteratureAnnotated BibliographiesFictionLibrary Material SelectionLibrary MaterialsMiddle School StudentsMiddle Schools

Abstract:
Presents an annotated bibliography of 24 best books of fiction, available in English, published between October 2001 and September 2002 for middle school readers, based on recommendations from a committee of adults and middle schoolers in the San Francisco Bay area. Discusses selection criteria and trends noted in books chosen. (LRW)

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