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The document discusses the implementation of a new categorization system for children's books at the G.E. Bleskacek Memorial Library in Bloomer, WI. The librarian Kathleen Larson organized the children's books by topic rather than reading level, placing books on similar subjects together. Feedback from patrons showed the new system was easier to use and helped children find books they may have otherwise missed. Circulation statistics increased 34% for the reorganized materials while increasing only 2% for other children's sections, indicating the positive impact of the new categorization approach.
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- 1. Kathleen Larson Youth Services Librarian G.E. Bleskacek Memorial Library Bloomer, WI
- 2. Why?
- 3. Inspiration
- 4. Process
- 5. Process
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- 10. The Categories
- 11. The Categories
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- 14. The Categories
- 15. The Categories
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- 17. The Categories
- 18. The Categories
- 19. Impact
- 20. “We really like this, we’ll have to try this in our library.” – Librarians from Arizona “I love how all your truck books are in one spot.” “It’s a lot easier to find things now.” “Before we always went to this row (Fiction) instead of the Non-fiction rows. We find books now that we might not have found before.”
- 22. 8000 7500 7000 6500 6000 5500 5000 4500 4000 3500 3000 2500 2000 1500 1000 500 0 2012 5712 2013 7665 Circ data from March through January 34% Increase! -2% Increase for other Children’s materials!
- 26. Questions?