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Wisconsin State Dept. of Public Instruction, Madison. – 2002
This handbook for Trustees of the Wisconsin Public Library describes in detail the tasks involved in being a library trustee. The handbook comprises a number of "Trustee Essentials" that cover the basic essential information needed by Trustees, as well as sources of additional information. Contents include: The Trustee Job Description;…
Descriptors: Guidelines, Information Sources, Laws, Library Administration
Karp, Rashelle S., Ed. – 1995
The purpose of library public relations is to develop ongoing programs of contact between the librarians and the population groups that they serve. This book is a guide to creating a library public relations program or for improving an existing program. The information is divided into six sections, and sources of additional information are…
Descriptors: Desktop Publishing, Exhibits, Information Sources, Library Development
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Lichtenstein, Art A. – Journal of Educational Media & Library Sciences, 1999
Proposes that training paraprofessionals for routine reference desk service is an inexpensive way for libraries to allow professionals to address tasks such as long-range planning, policy making, and sophisticated information retrieval. Suggests that training should focus on specific questions that are likely to come up and on appropriate…
Descriptors: Cost Effectiveness, Information Retrieval, Information Sources, Librarians
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Richmond, Elizabeth B.; McKnelly, Michele T. – Journal of Government Information, 1996
Assessing user needs is vital to planning and development of collection and service policies in depository libraries. Community surveys, published surveys, library internal reports, and databases are alternative sources of user information. A group process, such as the Nominal Group Technique, which creates a listening forum, may be more effective…
Descriptors: Depository Libraries, Evaluation Methods, Group Discussion, Information Sources
Brostrom, David C. – 1995
This book is a guide to providing library resources and services that support homeschooling. The first section contains an overview of the homeschooling movement, statistics that show a nationwide trend toward this form of education, and an examination of the motivations, philosophies and educational styles of homeschoolers. The second section…
Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Futures (of Society), Home Schooling, Information Sources