Approaches to Selection, Access, and Collection Development in the Web World : A Case Study with Fug

Karen Schmidt, Wendy Allen Shelburne, and David Steven Vess
Library Resources & Technical Services, volume 52, issue 3, July 2008, pages 184-191.

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In their article, Schmidt, Shelburne and Vess explored the use of librarians' existing collection development skills as
applied to development and management of materials collected from the Internet. They concluded that many of the skills
collection development librarians use for print can be transferred to Web-based materials. In the course of their
research for this case study - hate literature on the web - they noted that many of the materials on this topic are
currently only available for purchase via the Internet. In light of their findings, libraries may need to rethink their
collecting processes and make plans for the inclusion and preservation of Web-based materials in their collections.

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Blackwell's Scholarship Award

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Honors the author or authors of the year's outstanding monograph, article or original paper in the field of acquisitions, collection development, and related areas of resources development in libraries.
2009 - Co-Winner(s)

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