Demonstrating results : using outcome measurement in your library /

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Library services and programs that not only meet goals but can also demonstrate these results are more likely to secure repeat funding. By evaluating and presenting outcomes, libraries can document the positive work they do in a concrete way and gain financial support. According to Planning for Resu...

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Bibliographic Details
Call Number:Libro Electrónico
Main Author: Rubin, Rhea Joyce
Corporate Author: Public Library Association
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:Inglés
Published: Chicago : American Library Association, ©2006.
Series:PLA results series.
Subjects:
Library planning.
Library planning > United States.
Public libraries > Planning.
Public libraries > United States > Planning.
Public services (Libraries) > Evaluation.
Public services (Libraries) > United States > Evaluation.
Bibliothèques > Planification.
Bibliothèques > Planification > États-Unis.
Bibliothèques publiques > Planification.
Bibliothèques publiques > États-Unis > Planification.
Bibliothèques > Services aux usagers > Évaluation.
Bibliothèques > Services aux usagers > États-Unis > Évaluation.
LANGUAGE ARTS & DISCIPLINES > Library & Information Science > Administration & Management.
Library planning
Public libraries > Planning
Public services (Libraries) > Evaluation
United States
Online Access:Texto completo
Table of Contents:
  • What, when, and why of outcome measurement
  • Determine outcomes
  • Make the outcomes measurable
  • Design the data plan
  • Prepare for implementation
  • Make the most of your results.

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