RE: Electronic Collection Development Policies??

[Margaret Phillips <mphillip@nla.gov.au>]

The National Library of Australia has its selection guidelines for
Australian online publications available at

http://www.nla.gov.au/1/scoap/scoapgui.html

As the Library is a deposit library, the focus is different from that of
university libraries.  However, the guidelines may be of interest to
some.  

We are in the process of developing selection guidelines for physical
format electronic publications.

Margaret E Phillips
Manager
Australian Electronic Unit
National Library of Australia
mphillips@nla.gov.au
61 6 262 1140

>----------
>From: 	Sloan, Bernie[SMTP:bernies@uillinois.edu]
>Sent: 	Sunday 25 May 1997 12:40PM
>To: 	liblicense-l@pantheon.yale.edu
>Subject: 	Electronic Collection Development Policies??
>
>What sort of formal electronic collection development policies do you all
>have? Ideally, I am looking for policies covering the selection of
>electronic resources from a consortial standpoint, but I am also
>interested in indivdual institutional policies. 
>
>Thanks,
>
>Bernie Sloan

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