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The Academic Library Budget and Expenditure ReportPublished by: Primary Research Group Published: Nov. 1, 1999 - 144 Pages Table of ContentsCHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION SAMPLING STRATEGY SAMPLE BREAK DOWN CHARACTERIZATION OF THE BREAK OUTS DEFINITION OF A LIBRARY SUMMARY OF AND COMMENTARY ON MAJOR FINDINGS OVERALL SPENDING BOOKS & DIRECTORIES ACADEMIC LIBRARIES AS A BELLWETHER FOR SOCIETY CHAPTER TWO: OVERALL SPENDING TOTAL AND COMPENSATION SPENDING CHAPTER THREE: BOOKS AND DIRECTORIES CHAPTER FOUR: JOURNALS CHAPTER FIVE: DOCUMENT DELIVERY SERVICES CHAPTER SIX: ON-LINE SERVICES CHAPTER SEVEN: INTERNET USAGE CHAPTER EIGHT: CD-ROM CHAPTER NINE: AUDIO-VIDEO CHAPTER TEN: CATALOGING CHAPTER TEN: LIBRARY SOFTWARE CHAPTER ELEVEN: WORKSTATION DEVELOPMENT PLANS CHAPTER TWELVE: DATABASE ACQUISITION TRENDS APPENDIX A: OPEN-ENDED QUESTIONS APPENDIX B: OTHER REPORTS AVAILABLE FROM PRIMARY RESEARCH GROUP The Survey of College Marketing Programs Enrollment Growth Data Report Corporate/Government Use of Distance Learning How to Estimate the Local, Regional and National Markets for Employer-Paid Tuition Corporate/Government Partnerships with Higher Education in Training and Human Resource Development Evaluating the College: Performance Assessment in Higher Education Profiles of College and University Distance Learning Programs The Adult and Continuing Education Business Report The Survey of Distance Learning Programs in Higher Education Restructuring Higher Education: Cost Containment and Productivity Enhancement Efforts of North American Colleges and Universities Forecasting College and University Revenues The Academic Library Budget & Expenditure Report AbstractThis report gives insight into the materials and technology purchasing plans of America's two-year, four-year and university academic libraries. Based on a survey of 100 randomly selected academic librarians throughout the United States and Canada, the data is presented for the total sample and then broken down by type of control of the college (public/private), level of the college (two-year/four-year) and number of students enrolled in the college, thus cataloging systems, CD-ROMs, computer hardware, online services, books and salaries.Get Full Details About This Report >> |
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