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For an academic library, we interact with the faculty to find out what they want. Their departments are given a budget and we buy what they want. For a public
by KboPAacDA3 4y ago
For an academic library, we interact with the faculty to find out what they want. Their departments are given a budget and we buy what they want.
For a public library, we get input from the public and also read Publisher's Weekly. We may get a curated title list from publishers on various subjects.
We regularly generate reports on what is being read and checked out, but those are mainly meant to determine what to remove from the shelves.
- evolve2k 4y agoWould I be right in guessing that publishers drop catalogues of new upcoming titles on you folks also?