Document Type
Article
Publication Title
Journal of Library Resource Sharing
Abstract
Assessment on university campuses increasingly emphasizes learning outcomes and student success. Academic librarians need to identify relationships between their collection spaces and the learning activities of the university in order to play a role in the environment of assessment. Measuring the propor- tions of discipline-oriented content of library collections and comparing those proportions to discipline-oriented learning activities produces collection performance indicators. Academic libraries can use collection performance indicators to assess how well their collection spaces correspond to student demand and student success using readily available metrics. Collection performance indicators answers a gap in library literature per- taining to relationships between collection spaces and learning activities by demonstrating the linkages between learning and the demands placed on physical and digital spaces. Collection performance indicators are used to evaluate the collection space in an academic library at a mid-sized American research university.
Department
Ottenheimer Library
First Page
1
Last Page
13
Publication Date
10-20-2022
Recommended Citation
Stewart, C., & Lowe, L. (2023). Proportioning collection space and learning in an academic library: Collection performance indicators. Journal of Library Resource Sharing, 31( (1–5), 1–13. ScholarHub@UALittleRock. https://doi.org/ 10.1080/26915979.2023.2202159
