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| Foreword | ||
| Introduction | ||
| Pt. 1 | Services outside the library walls | |
| Library elderly outreach project (LEO) | ||
| InfoBUS : serving immigrant and refugee populations | ||
| Serving homeless people : partnering with shelters and transitional homes | ||
| Deposit collections : streamlining procedures for better service | ||
| Bookmobile service to preschool children and caregivers | ||
| Outreach to prisons : connecting inmates and public library services | ||
| Tribal libraries program of the new mexico state library | ||
| Words on wheels and traveling library center : staffing to optimize services | ||
| Pt. 2 | outreach inside the library | |
| The child's place : inclusive services for children with special needs | ||
| Assistive technology collection : serving people with disabilities | ||
| Family language kit program : connecting with immigrant families | ||
| LEAP : a comprehensive and multifaceted after-school program | ||
| Libraries as community builders : the Greensboro experience | ||
| TIP service : community information and referral @ your library | ||
| Community youth corps : teens as library resources | ||
| Global outreach services : outreach in academic libraries | ||
| Pt. 3 | Outreach models using information technology | |
| Central valley digital network : partners in bridging the digital divide | ||
| www.firstfind.info : organizing easy-to-use information on the Web | ||
| Indigenous peoples and information technology | ||
| Outreach efforts at the Hope Fox Eccles Clinical Library | ||
| Info seekers and the Biotech Learning Center : building for the future | ||
| Pt. 4 | Technical services : connecting minds | |
| A librarian's librarian : Albert P. Marshall | ||
| Subject access and responsibility | ||
| The Multilingual Materials Acquisition Center | ||
| Uses of metadata to expand access | ||
| Planning for system migration with input from staff and public | ||
| BadgerLink : a statewide license to learn | ||
| Creating an enabling online environment | ||
| Expanding access to collections through digitization | ||
| Pt. 5 | Advocacy and outreach: a natural connection | |
| Sisterfriends@Your library : marketing and building support for programs | ||
| Outreach starts at the top : advice from a library director | ||
| Advocating for library services in county facilities | ||
| Cultural Ambassadors program : putting the world within reach | ||
| Libraries and literacy : making new connections | ||
| New Americans program : outreach through partnerships | ||
| World language collections : mining demographic data | ||
| Pt. 6 | Staff development : assessing our own behaviors | |
| Developing Outreach skills in library staff | ||
| Qualitative measures of outreach effectiveness | ||
| Hiring for outreach | ||
| Training staff for job service outreach | ||
| Sharing skills : outreach @ the Arizona Library development division | ||
| Learning by doing : outreach training in a branch library | ||
| The diversity initiative : one committee's story | ||
| Outreach as friendship in a peer-based community |
| Price | Condition | Delivery | Seller | Action |
| $99.99 | Digital |
| WonderClub |
Todd Kovilaritch
reviewed From Outreach to Equity: Innovative Models of Library Policy and Practice on July 26, 2017
From Outreach to Equity
This book marks a philosophical shift in library trends pertaining to outreach. It provides many, many examples that cover a well-rounded and various approach to service delivery. The examples are brief, but representative.
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