Planning for Results: A Public Library Transformation Process

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Planning for Results provides a unique results-driven program that empowers public librarians to meet community needs and to develop strategies to anticipate future demands. Planning for Results includes two valuable tools. The Guidebook is the introductory guide, which explains each step in the planning process. The How-To Manual contains detailed instructions on how to perform each step in the process and includes workforms to aid in completing the various planning tasks. ...
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Overview

Planning for Results provides a unique results-driven program that empowers public librarians to meet community needs and to develop strategies to anticipate future demands. Planning for Results includes two valuable tools. The Guidebook is the introductory guide, which explains each step in the planning process. The How-To Manual contains detailed instructions on how to perform each step in the process and includes workforms to aid in completing the various planning tasks.
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What difference do public libraries make? Planning for Results can help planners articulate the answers to this question. Commissioned by the Public Library Association to update Charles McClure and others' Planning & Role Setting for Public Libraries (ALA, 1987), this product represents a natural evolution of the community-based planning movement. Roles from the earlier process have been transmuted into more specific, tailored "service responses." Heightened emphasis on both relevance to community needs and effective resource allocation should help libraries provide more responsive services and demonstrate greater accountability. The package includes an introduction to the process called The Guidebook and a more detailed How-To Manual. Both offer well-written, lay reader-friendly presentations. A companion document further exploring the link between planning and resource allocation is under development. Essential for public library administrators, trustees, and planners as well as library educators.--Lyn Hopper, Chestatee Regional Lib. System, Dahlonega, GA
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Product Details

  • ISBN-13: 9780838934791
  • Publisher: American Library Association
  • Publication date: 4/28/1998
  • Series: American Library Association Series
  • Edition description: Unbound
  • Pages: 109
  • Product dimensions: 8.57 (w) x 11.10 (h) x 0.79 (d)

Table of Contents

Foreword
Acknowledgments
The Planning Process 1
Ch. 1 Why Plan? 2
Ch. 2 Prepare: Planning to Plan 10
Ch. 3 Envision: Imagining the Future 18
Ch. 4 Design: Inventing the Future 27
Ch. 5 Build: Assembling the Future 32
Ch. 6 Implement: Moving into the Future 40
Ch. 7 Communicate: Informing the Stakeholders 47
Public Library Service Responses 53
Basic Literacy 58
Business and Career Information 62
Commons 67
Community Referral 72
Consumer Information 77
Cultural Awareness 82
Current Topics and Titles 87
Formal Learning Support 92
General Information 98
Government Information 103
Information Literacy 108
Lifelong Learning 113
Local History and Genealogy 118
Index 123
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