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4. Developing the collection

4.1 Developing a collection policy | 4.2 Format of materials
4.3 Sources of materials | 4.4 Selecting materials
4.5. Obtaining materials | 4.6 Recieving materials
4.7 Updating the collection | 4.8 Sample letters
4.9 List of distributors



4. Developing the collection: introduction

people talkingIt is important to collect only materials that will be useful. Materials that are not relevant to users, or that are badly written or translated, are a waste of time and space.

The collection needs to be balanced in terms of subject areas and formats, to meet the needs of all users, not just some.

 

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