Best Practices in Academic Libraries
Book Details
- Publisher: Ess Ess Publication
- ISBN: 9788170007753
- Year of Publication: 2016
- Language: English
- Binding: HardBound
- Pages: 245
About the Book
Best Practices in Academic Libraries discusses the significant impact of global developments in Information and Communication Technology (ICT) on the functioning of academic libraries. With changing user expectations and advancements in technology, academic libraries are continuously evolving in the way they build collections and provide services to end users. The book highlights the importance of adopting good practices and benchmarks to effectively meet the growing demands of users in academic institutions.
The book provides detailed insights into library and information system management, which forms the core activity of identifying, organizing, and providing access to knowledge resources. It covers various aspects of library administration and management including vision and mission development, policy formulation, working hours, stock verification, copyright issues, membership management, budgeting, reporting, resource mobilization, technical processing methods, manpower development, collection development, information services, and strategic planning for present and future library operations.
A major highlight of the book is its focus on identifying and internalizing best practices in library management and administrative functions to improve collection development, service dissemination, and overall library utilization. The volume includes 21 case studies contributed by professionals from various institutions, presenting practical examples of successful practices implemented in academic libraries.
This book serves as a valuable resource for library professionals, academicians, researchers, and institutions, especially those preparing for NAAC accreditation. The practical case studies and management approaches discussed in the book can help institutions improve their library systems and implement effective academic library practices.
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Book Details
- Publisher: Ess Ess Publication
- ISBN: 9788170007753
- Year of Publication: 2016
- Language: English
- Binding: HardBound
- Pages: 245
About the Book
Best Practices in Academic Libraries discusses the significant impact of global developments in Information and Communication Technology (ICT) on the functioning of academic libraries. With changing user expectations and advancements in technology, academic libraries are continuously evolving in the way they build collections and provide services to end users. The book highlights the importance of adopting good practices and benchmarks to effectively meet the growing demands of users in academic institutions.
The book provides detailed insights into library and information system management, which forms the core activity of identifying, organizing, and providing access to knowledge resources. It covers various aspects of library administration and management including vision and mission development, policy formulation, working hours, stock verification, copyright issues, membership management, budgeting, reporting, resource mobilization, technical processing methods, manpower development, collection development, information services, and strategic planning for present and future library operations.
A major highlight of the book is its focus on identifying and internalizing best practices in library management and administrative functions to improve collection development, service dissemination, and overall library utilization. The volume includes 21 case studies contributed by professionals from various institutions, presenting practical examples of successful practices implemented in academic libraries.
This book serves as a valuable resource for library professionals, academicians, researchers, and institutions, especially those preparing for NAAC accreditation. The practical case studies and management approaches discussed in the book can help institutions improve their library systems and implement effective academic library practices.
