Managing children's services in libraries /
Fasick, Adele M.
Managing children's services in libraries / Adele M. Fasick and Leslie Edmonds Holt. - Fourth edition. - Santa Barbara, Calif. : Libraries Unlimited, ©2013. - xiv, 225 pages ; 27 cm
Previous edition: 2008.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 207-213) and index.
Why do we need libraries for children? -- Getting to know today's children -- Strategic planning -- Evaluation -- Budgeting and fundraising -- Facilities and space planning -- Collection development in a multimedia world -- Acquisition, automated systems, and access -- Intellectual freedom and privacy -- Programs and services for children -- Outreach and cooperative programs -- Marketing and maintaining a public profile -- Recruiting and retaining staff and volunteers -- Leadership and staff communications -- Changing media--changing services.
"Succeeding at school or children's librarianship takes more than just zeal to work with young people and a passion for teaching. To serve today's diverse child populations effectively under tough economic limitations, librarians and library assistants need solid management, budgeting, fundraising, marketing, and technological skills. Providing guidelines for designing collections and services that best serve 21st-century needs in school and public libraries, this book helps librarians to understand today's children and the ways they interact with information and recreational materials. Managing Children's Services in Libraries, Fourth Edition is designed to give students and new library workers the skills they need to succeed as well as get experienced librarians up to speed on the new developments in technology, publishing, and education. The book takes a broad view of all aspects of library work with children, addressing the dramatic and ongoing changes in school and pubic libraries. This latest edition of a popular, proven resource focuses on practical ways to organize library services to children and the adults who care for them, and on expanding services from the building level to the greater community. Sections focus specifically on collections, planning services, managing personnel and budgets, and working with other community agencies. The book is written to serve as a textbook for courses in services to children and young adults, and is appropriate for short workshops and in-service training for library staff. Administrators and department heads will find it a useful tool for designing and updating library services."--Publisher's website.
9781610691000 1610691008 9781610693738 1610693736
2012032470
Children's libraries--Administration.--United States
Public libraries--Administration.--United States
Managing children's services in libraries / Adele M. Fasick and Leslie Edmonds Holt. - Fourth edition. - Santa Barbara, Calif. : Libraries Unlimited, ©2013. - xiv, 225 pages ; 27 cm
Previous edition: 2008.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 207-213) and index.
Why do we need libraries for children? -- Getting to know today's children -- Strategic planning -- Evaluation -- Budgeting and fundraising -- Facilities and space planning -- Collection development in a multimedia world -- Acquisition, automated systems, and access -- Intellectual freedom and privacy -- Programs and services for children -- Outreach and cooperative programs -- Marketing and maintaining a public profile -- Recruiting and retaining staff and volunteers -- Leadership and staff communications -- Changing media--changing services.
"Succeeding at school or children's librarianship takes more than just zeal to work with young people and a passion for teaching. To serve today's diverse child populations effectively under tough economic limitations, librarians and library assistants need solid management, budgeting, fundraising, marketing, and technological skills. Providing guidelines for designing collections and services that best serve 21st-century needs in school and public libraries, this book helps librarians to understand today's children and the ways they interact with information and recreational materials. Managing Children's Services in Libraries, Fourth Edition is designed to give students and new library workers the skills they need to succeed as well as get experienced librarians up to speed on the new developments in technology, publishing, and education. The book takes a broad view of all aspects of library work with children, addressing the dramatic and ongoing changes in school and pubic libraries. This latest edition of a popular, proven resource focuses on practical ways to organize library services to children and the adults who care for them, and on expanding services from the building level to the greater community. Sections focus specifically on collections, planning services, managing personnel and budgets, and working with other community agencies. The book is written to serve as a textbook for courses in services to children and young adults, and is appropriate for short workshops and in-service training for library staff. Administrators and department heads will find it a useful tool for designing and updating library services."--Publisher's website.
9781610691000 1610691008 9781610693738 1610693736
2012032470
Children's libraries--Administration.--United States
Public libraries--Administration.--United States