This books presents firsthand experiences and thoughts of librarians on the transformation of health sciences library spaces. They provide insights into planning, budgeting, collecting, and integrating user feedback, collaborating with leadership and architects and thriving in the good times and the tight times.
This books presents firsthand experiences and thoughts of librarians on the transformation of health sciences library spaces. They provide insights into planning, budgeting, collecting, and integrating user feedback, collaborating with leadership and architects and thriving in the good times and the tight times.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Part I: Library Spaces That Work for Users Chapter 1 Consumer Health Library Spaces: 'If you build it, will they come?' Stevo Rocksandic and Allison Erlinger Chapter 2 Space Utilization Study by Ithika S+R Mellanye Lackey, Jean P. Shipman, Camille Salmond, and Darell Schmick Chapter 3 Services and Space in Support of Innovation Valrie Minson, Christine Driver Yip, Sara Russell Gonzalez, Neelam Bharti and Adam Brown Chapter 4 Rethink, Redo, Repurpose: Transforming the Library Space to Meet Clients' Needs Stevo Roksandic and Allison Erlinger Part II: Working in Unique Spaces Chapter 5 From There to Here to Virtual: Transformative Change at Chamberlain University Lisa Blackwell Chapter 6 Showing Leadership in Virtual Library Spaces Helen-Ann Brown Epstein Chapter 7 Reimagining Special Collections Spaces Esther Carrigan and Nancy Burford Part III: Library Spaces Working with What They've Got Chapter 8 How One Library Streamlined, Slimmed Down and Became More Efficient After Losing 50% of Their Space Jessica Decaro and Shannon Butcheck Chapter 9 Surviving Tight Budgets and Proving Value-Added in Library Spaces Margaret Hoogland Chapter 10 Nickel and Diming Library Space Improvements with the Annual Library Budget Alanna Campbell and Patty Fink Epilogue: To Be a Building or Not to Be Looking Toward the Future Jean Shipman and Alanna Campbell
Part I: Library Spaces That Work for Users Chapter 1 Consumer Health Library Spaces: 'If you build it, will they come?' Stevo Rocksandic and Allison Erlinger Chapter 2 Space Utilization Study by Ithika S+R Mellanye Lackey, Jean P. Shipman, Camille Salmond, and Darell Schmick Chapter 3 Services and Space in Support of Innovation Valrie Minson, Christine Driver Yip, Sara Russell Gonzalez, Neelam Bharti and Adam Brown Chapter 4 Rethink, Redo, Repurpose: Transforming the Library Space to Meet Clients' Needs Stevo Roksandic and Allison Erlinger Part II: Working in Unique Spaces Chapter 5 From There to Here to Virtual: Transformative Change at Chamberlain University Lisa Blackwell Chapter 6 Showing Leadership in Virtual Library Spaces Helen-Ann Brown Epstein Chapter 7 Reimagining Special Collections Spaces Esther Carrigan and Nancy Burford Part III: Library Spaces Working with What They've Got Chapter 8 How One Library Streamlined, Slimmed Down and Became More Efficient After Losing 50% of Their Space Jessica Decaro and Shannon Butcheck Chapter 9 Surviving Tight Budgets and Proving Value-Added in Library Spaces Margaret Hoogland Chapter 10 Nickel and Diming Library Space Improvements with the Annual Library Budget Alanna Campbell and Patty Fink Epilogue: To Be a Building or Not to Be Looking Toward the Future Jean Shipman and Alanna Campbell
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