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The Evolution of Collaborative Collection Development within a Library Consortium

Published:2016 Issue: Volume: Page:157-181
ISSN:2326-4136
Container-title:Advances in Library and Information Science
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Author:

Osterman Anne Charlotte¹,O'Gara Genya²,Armstrong Alison M.³

Affiliation:

1. Virtual Library of Virginia, USA

2. James Madison University, USA

3. Radford University, USA

Abstract

This chapter details a collection analysis project carried out within the Virtual Library of Virginia (VIVA) consortium in 2013-2015. This project included an analysis of 12 member libraries' main stacks monographs – a total of just under six million volumes – and demonstrates the importance of relying on established cultural support as well as the challenges of cultural change involved in library collaboration. The project stands out from other similar collection analyses conducted by groups of libraries in its central focus on using the analysis to inform prospective, collaborative collection development.

Publisher

IGI Global

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