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From the Printed Page to the Digital Age
Volume 60, 2011 - Issue 1-4: An Oasis in Shifting Sands: NASIG at 25
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Tactics Sessions

Integrating Usage Statistics into Collection Development Decisions

Linda Hulbert Presenters
,
Dani Roach Presenters
&
Gail Julian Recorder
Pages 158-163 | Published online: 19 Apr 2011

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Lesley K. Mackie & Diane Westerfield. (2020) Keeping Science Costs in Check: A Cost per Use Review of Chemistry Journals. Serials Review 46:4, pages 252-254.
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Monica D. T. Rysavy & Russell Michalak. (2019) Data Privacy and Academic Libraries: Non-PII, PII, and Librarians’ Reflections (Part 1). Journal of Library Administration 59:5, pages 532-547.
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Joanna Kolendo. (2019) Reference analytics as an unexpected collection development tool. Collection Management 44:1, pages 35-45.
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Michael A. Arthur. (2018) Managing a Comprehensive Cost-per-Use Project in a Large Academic Library. Serials Review 44:4, pages 299-306.
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Michael M. Smith & Jane A. Smith. (2016) What's the Use? A Cost-per-use Study of Selected Business Databases. The International Information & Library Review 48:1, pages 11-20.
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Amy Fry. (2013) A Hybrid Model for Managing Standard Usage Data: Principles for e-Resource Statistics Workflows. Serials Review 39:1, pages 21-28.
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Jo Lambert & Angela Conyers. (2012) Adding Value to Usage Statistics: The Journal Usage Statistics Portal (JUSP) Enhancements. The Serials Librarian 63:3-4, pages 305-314.
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Amy Fry. (2013) A Hybrid Model for Managing Standard Usage Data: Principles for e-Resource Statistics Workflows. Serials Review 39:1, pages 21-28.
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