Description
This book dives deep into the world of libraries, presenting a thoughtful analysis of trends in both public and academic institutions across the UK during a pivotal decade. Claire Creaser and Jane Scott bring a wealth of knowledge to the table, shedding light on the changing landscape and the factors that influenced library usage from 1985 to 1995.
With a blend of insightful data and engaging narratives, readers are invited to explore how libraries adapted to the needs of their communities and the evolving demands of technology. The authors thoughtfully analyze patterns, offering a reflection on how these shifts helped shape modern library services.
Perfect for anyone interested in the history of libraries or the evolution of information access, this comprehensive guide not only serves as a valuable resource for professionals in the field but also sparks curiosity for those passionate about books and community engagement.
With a blend of insightful data and engaging narratives, readers are invited to explore how libraries adapted to the needs of their communities and the evolving demands of technology. The authors thoughtfully analyze patterns, offering a reflection on how these shifts helped shape modern library services.
Perfect for anyone interested in the history of libraries or the evolution of information access, this comprehensive guide not only serves as a valuable resource for professionals in the field but also sparks curiosity for those passionate about books and community engagement.
Book Details
Format
Spiral-bound
Pages
224 pages
Language
English
Published
Sep 16, 1996
Publisher
Library & Information Statistics Unit (LISU)
ISBN-10
0948848898
ISBN-13
9780948848896