Ramos,
Kristan
INFO
266
Fall
2015
Expanding Collections through Usage
In
our INFO 266 Collection Development Text, (Wimberly, L., Loertscher, D., and
Crompton, M. 2014) Collection Development
Using the Collection Mapping Technique, chapter 21 “Making the Collection
Accessible” provides insight about how to make a collection more accessible. We
ask the questions, why is full access important and how can the general public
gain access? Full access is the push toward intellectual freedom, a luxury that
not everyone in the world gets to experience. Although we as a library
community are pushing forward, policy restrictions can still prevent full
access or any access depending on the library collection. Gaining access is a
process that takes time and initiative by the general public.
This
chapter gives a small glimpse into recognizing how some organizations are
working together to help create full access and providing global communication
through intellectual freedom.
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