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Inspiring library partnerships: Evaluation of a unique reciprocal borrowing scheme between Higher Education and local authorities in the West of England

机译:鼓舞人心的图书馆合作伙伴关系:评估高等教育与英格兰西部地方政府之间独特的互惠借书计划

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The SWRLS Open Doors project was a partnership between LibrariesWest (led by South Gloucestershire Library Service) and UWE Bristol Library Services and funded by SWRLS (South Western Regional Library Service). The aim was to pilot a reciprocal borrowing scheme between public and academic libraries using existing cards, i.e. public library cards in the academic library and university ID cards in the public libraries. The pilot looked at the scheme in terms of the following:udthe ease with which it was to set up,udits limitations,udbarriers or obstacles and how these could be overcome,udhow popular it was both with staff and customers (i.e. members of the public or UWE staff and students).udThe report details the way in which the pilot was run, considers information from other higher and further education institutions and relevant literature, looks at other schemes in the UK and outlines the issues that were identified. The users of the scheme were surveyed – staff and customers – and their responses analysed.udThe report concludes that the reciprocal use of existing library cards between institutions and public libraries in a geographical area:udwas relatively simple once set up,udwas appreciated by all those who participated,udhad few teething problems,udhas had no appreciable impact on the availability of academic stock to UWE students,udincreased public library as well as academic library usage by target groups, e.g. school students 16 years and over,udenabled the public library service to provide a significantly better offer of resources to its community,udespecially those who needed access to specialised stock not normally available in a general public library service.udThe Project Board recommends that this reciprocal borrowing arrangement continues between UWE and LibrariesWest and that other similar partnerships would benefit where they are geographically linked.udThe partners in this project plan to continue the project and to monitor it using the statistics and data monitoring used to assess its success and to give it prominence in University and public library / schools promotional material at the start of each academic year.udFurther information concerning this SWRLS Open Doors reciprocal borrowing project can be obtained by looking at the project website or by emailing customer.services@uwe.ac.uk.
机译:SWRLS门户开放项目是LibrariesWest(由南格洛斯特郡图书馆服务处领导)和UWE布里斯托图书馆服务处之间的合作伙伴关系,并由SWRLS(西南地区图书馆服务处)资助。目的是试行使用现有卡(即,大学图书馆中的公共图书馆卡和公共图书馆中的大学身份证)在公共图书馆和大学图书馆之间进行互惠借阅计划。飞行员从以下方面看待该计划:设置起来很容易, udits限制, udbarriers或障碍以及如何克服这些障碍, udd在员工和客户中都很受欢迎(即 ud报告详细介绍了该试点的运行方式,考虑了来自其他高等教育和继续教育机构的信息以及相关文献,研究了英国的其他计划,并概述了确定。该报告的结论是,地理区域内机构和公共图书馆之间对现有图书馆卡的相互使用: ud一旦建立,相对简单, ud得到赞赏所有参与的参与者,几乎没有遇到任何麻烦,对UWE学生的学术资源的可用性没有明显的影响,公共图书馆的增加以及目标群体对大学图书馆的使用,例如16岁及16岁以上的在校学生, ud使公共图书馆服务能够为其社区提供更好的资源,尤其是那些需要使用一般公共图书馆服务中通常没有的特殊库存的人。 ud项目委员会建议UWE与LibrariesWest之间的这种互惠借贷安排仍在继续,并且其他类似的伙伴关系在地理位置上也将受益。 ud此项目的合作伙伴计划继续进行该项目,并使用用于评估其成功的统计数据和数据监控进行监视。在每个学年开始时,在大学和公共图书馆/学校的宣传材料中使其突出地位。 ud有关SWRLS Open Doors互惠借款项目的其他信息,可以通过查看项目网站或发送电子邮件至customer.services@uwe.ac获得。 .uk。

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