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Managing Electronic Resources
Ryan Weir
其他書名
LITA Guide
出版American Library Association, 2012-08-05
主題Business & Economics / Information ManagementComputers / Document ManagementLanguage Arts & Disciplines / Library & Information Science / GeneralLanguage Arts & Disciplines / Library & Information Science / Collection Development
ISBN155570767X9781555707675
URLhttp://books.google.com.hk/books?id=CaqTAwAAQBAJ&hl=&source=gbs_api
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註釋Electronic resource management encompasses much more than turning on and off resources and tracking usage. This guide provides advice on the tools and best practices of the field help you tackle your workload while saving you time, effort, and money. Chapters include: Coping with Economic Issues; Acquiring Electronic Resources; Negotiating Resource Licensing; Reconciling with Payment Systems; Making Electronic Resource Accessible; Gathering, Evaluating and Communicating Statistical Usage Information; Changing Staff to Facilitate the Shift to Electronic; Looking Ahead from Now to 2020. Within these chapters you'll find a host of innovative ideas to help you, your employees or co-workers, get the job done with ease. You'll learn how to track and assign staff tasks electronically, accumulate and assimilate information from departmental and interdepartmental meetings, manage email and written correspondence, track renewals, evaluate and negotiate license agreements. You'll discover how to manage all this inforamtion with free applications and software - or with programs already on your office computer. This includes using Excel to keep electronic stats, tracking vendor contact information in Access, and create a database detailing ILL permissions and restrictions. You'll also find out how to use Google Docs, Forms, and Calendar to track information about renewals, statistics, and problem reporting. Informative, useful, current, Managing Electronic Resources: A LITA Guide shows readers how to use what's available to them to successfully manage their time, resources, and relationships with vendors and staff to ensure personal, professional and institutional success.