X. Resource Sharing
(Rev. 10/15)
It is apparent that no library can provide all of the materials needed by its users. It is absolutely necessary to share resources among institutions. The Internet provides convenient access to most library catalogs and national bibliographic databases with location information. This has facilitated interlibrary loan activities. New breakthroughs in networking, improvements in electronic transmission of data make resource sharing a viable alternative.
"UW Request" enables users to request material from other UW libraries directly without mediation. The vision of making UW libraries and collections into one library one collection becomes a reality. The implementation of ILLiad among UW libraries further improves sharing of document delivery. It enables users to track the status of their interlibrary loan requests online. And users can select to have articles electronically delivered to their desktop.
Index
I. Purpose of Collection Development Policy
II. Missions
III. Budget Allocations
IV. Selection Responsibilities
V. General Guidelines
VI. Additional guidelines for various collections
VII. Leased Collection
VIII. Maintenance of the Collection
IX. Collection Evaluation
X. Resource Sharing
XI. Gifts
XII. Copyright Law
XIII. Collecting Level
XIV. Collection Development Advisory Committee
Appendices:
A. Examples of reviewing sources
B. Electronic Library Acquisition Forms (for books, AV, & other)
C. Submit a Periodical Subscription Request
D. Preview/Examination Evaluation Form
E. Statement on Appraisal of Gifts
F. Library Bill of Rights
G. Freedom to Read Statement
H. Intellectual Freedom Statement
I. Request for Reconsideration Form
J. Electronic Product Evaluation Form (Microsoft Word document)
K. Role of the Department Library Representative