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Collection Evaluation through Citation Analysis Techniques: A Case Study of the Ministry of Education, Singapore.

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Ching, Joanna Tan Yeok; Chennupati, K. R. – Library Review, 2002

Discussion of evaluation methods to determine how a library's collection is being used focuses on use of citation analysis to evaluate the collection of the Ministry of Education library in Singapore. Highlights include compiling lists of citations from users; and an analysis of interlibrary loan records. (LRW)

Descriptors: Case Studies, Citation Analysis, Evaluation Methods, Government Libraries

The Rise of Southeast Asian Collections and the Donn V. Hart Collection at Northern Illinois University.

Olson, Chalermsee – Illinois Libraries, 1996

Southeast Asian Studies programs arose in American higher education after World War II, creating special problems for university and research libraries. The major problems were and still are acquisition and cataloging. The Donn V. Hart Southeast Asian Collection, founded in 1963, is unique in Illinois and contains 21,000 Indonesian; 15,000 Thai;…

Descriptors: Academic Libraries, Asian Studies, Cataloging, Higher Education