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Monthly Archives: April 2015
Library Assessment Goings-on in the Neighborhood
Philadelphia-area librarians practicing assessment have a rich assessment resource here in our own backyard. The PLAD (Philadelphia Library Assessment Discussion) is a network of librarians who meet in person and virtually to connect with and learn from one another. We … Continue reading
How Are Our Books Being Used?
Last week’s final Assessment in the Real World workshop began with a report of book circulation – ¼ million data points detailing the circulation of books published in English and purchased from 2003 to 2013. Fred Rowland (RIS librarian for … Continue reading
Posted in data-driven decision making
Tagged circulation, collection use, collections, e-books
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