Collection Development
Minitex News articles tagged with "Collection Development" (6):
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Access to Library Materials and Rights Protected: An explanation for Minnesota library workers
Minnesota recently passed legislation called Access to Library Materials and Rights Protected. It affects all publicly funded libraries. See what this legislation means for your library and check out all the resources available for library workers.
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Last call to register for the Minitex Conversation: Project Management in Collection Development
Registration for the Minitex Conversation: Project Management in Collection Development, will be closing soon. We are partnering with Nicole Olila (Quatrefoil Library) and Carla Pfahl (Minitex) for this conversation about Project Management in Collection Development.
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Minitex Conversation: Project Management in Collection Development
We are partnering with Nicole Olila and Carla Pfahl for this Minitex Conversation about Project Management in Collection Development. These library leaders will share their knowledge and experience with project management in library collections.
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New Minitex Conversation: Ebooks in the Library
We are partnering with Sonia Krinke (Century College) and Chelsea Couillard-Smith (Hennepin County Library) for this conversation about eBooks in the Library. These collection development librarians will share their knowledge and experience with eBooks in library collections.
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Minitex Conversation: Weeding in the Library
We are partnering with Jami Trenam and Jill Smith for this Minitex Conversation about Weeding in the Library. These library leaders will share their knowledge and experience with weeding library collections.
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Tips for inclusivity in readers' advisory and collection development
Continuing to highlight the Library Journal professional development webinar titled, Equity in Action: Building Diverse Collections, I thought I would share some tips that I took away from the most recent session, Collection Development and Readers’ Advisory for the Inclusive Librarian, presented by Becky Spratford.