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The IRC Santo Domingo library collection consists of 1,500 print titles and 229 e-book titles across 8 databases. The electronic collection provides resources in English and Spanish, and the vendor sends monthly statistics and notifications of new titles. An upcoming project aims to purchase duplicate copies of 50 Spanish children's books to circulate among local public schools through an inter-library loan program, allowing students to borrow books home.
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- 1. Collection Development &Electronic Resources IRC Santo Domingo Irene Gonzalez IRC Santo Domingo IRC Workshop – Quito. June 7-11, 2010
- 2. IRC Santo Domingo Collection Library collection 1,500 + titles Electronic collection 229 e-books 8 databases E-libros E-brary Ocenet – Adm de empresas Ocenet – Escolar Ocenet – Medicina y Salud Ebsco Host – Fte. Academica Encyclopedia Britanica Gale Virtual Reference Library
- 3. Collection’s Inventory CIRCULATION REFERENCE
- 4. IRC CollectionUse of resources by patrons October 2009 – Results of Needs Assessment
- 5. Electronic Collection 229 titles English - 185 Spanish – 44 Vendor sends list of new titles when available Vendor sends monthly statistics
- 6. Electronic ResourcesSelection Criteria MSP Users interest Circulation in the collection Language
- 7. Upcoming IRC Project Books on wheels Purchase two copies of a core collection of youth literature At least 50 titles, in Spanish Set up an inter-library loan program with public schools Lend the full collection for 2 or 3 months Kids to be allowed to take the books home Picture source: pinepubliclibrary.com
- 8. Thank You!