To toot my own horn, a book I co-wrote with Bob Cooper back in 2007
"Library Collection Analysis Using Excel" has a lot of different ways of
tracking and uses for collection use data. The book's technique side, on
how to do the analysis is way out of date, but the chapters on ways to look
at data and things to measure shoudl still be good.
We should have a vastly revised edition out in 2015.
Good luck, Tony Greiner
On Mon, Feb 24, 2014 at 10:23 AM, <acqnet-l_at_lists.ibiblio.org> wrote:
> Hello all -
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> What annual (or other) reports does your library run for collection
> development and assessment purposes? I'm referring to circulation, ILL,
> in-house usage, online resources, document delivery, or other collection
> usage reporting. For instance, "annual circulation by title, call number,
> and borrower type" etc.
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> I'd like to get a sense of the usage data that other libraries are
> gathering.
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> I'm posting this message to ACQNET, COLL-ASSESS, COLLDV, and PUBLIB.
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> Thanks for your help!
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> ~ Channa
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> Channa Cajero
> Librarian, Reference & Research
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