Dissemination

Establishing a system that allows for the use of items away from the library (Evans et al, 2011)

Circulation Services Library Website

Reference Services

Library Programs

Self Check Out

Inter Library Loan

Library Cards

LibGuides

OPAC - Catalog

Library of congress classification

Virtual Reference

Desk

A wide-reaching resource sharing project that includes both libraries and other information-providing organizations (Webster, 2006).

User Demographics• Families

• Children• Teens

• Senior Citizens

User Services

Online Book club

Story time/Reading

Programs

Adult computer technology

classes

Online Renewal

RFID – radio frequency Identification

Public libraries create research portals, book club pages, guides for job-seekers, young readers, and local teachers (Spiringshare, 2012).

Young Adult Gaming Nights

PhotocopyingScanning

Faxing

Internet Access

Ebooks

BUDGET

Interpretation

Interpretation

Helping end-user locate appropriate materials that meet the users needs (Evans et al, 2011)

Librarians

Library SignsChildren’sAnd Youth Services

Adult/Reference Librarian

User Demographics• Families

• Children• Teens

• Senior Citizens

OPAC

BUDGET

Library Website

Information and Technology Professional

• Designating Children’s Area

• Senior Area• Youth Room• New Fiction• Community Bulletin

Board

Library Programs

Adult computer technology

classes

• Basic Technology Courses• E-Mail• Computer Basics• EReader/Ebooks• Tablets

Online Book club

Utilization

• Best Sellers• Seasonal• Language Kits• Staff Picks

Displays

Utilization

Providing equipment and space to allow for staff and end-users effective use of items in collection(s) (Evans et al, 2011).

ComputersOpen Shelf

Children’s Area Young Adult Area

Self Check Out Stations

Dedicated OPAC

Stations

Public Work

Stations

Media and Electronic

Workstations

Fiction

Story/Reading Area

Rocking or oversized chairs to allow parents to put children on their laps for reading stories. Other chairs and benches are required for parents who accompany children to story hours and special programs (Sannwald, 2007).

User Demographics• Families

• Children• Teens

• Senior Citizens

Many new libraries include separate computer labs and centers for children (Sannwald, 2007).

Study AreasFor Groups

and Individuals

Computer/Gaming/

Media Area

Senior Area

Quiet Reading Area

Large Print Section

BUDGET

Conference rooms where young adults may work together; and individual study areas where young adults may work in quiet solitude (Sannwald, 2007).

Printers (Color/Black and White)

CopiersScannersPublic Fax

Non-Fiction

• Best Sellers• Popular

Authors• Staff Picks• Mystery• Paperbacks

• Best Sellers• Staff Picks• Seasonal/

Holiday• Computer• Technology• Biography

Laptops

Wireless Networks

• Natural Lighting• Windows• Sky lights• Reading Lamps

• Desks• Study• Computer Terminals• Children’s Furniture• Lounge/Reading

Chairs• Tables

Identification

Lighting

Furniture

Director Town Advisory

Board

Branch Manager

Patrons

Volunteers

Children’s/Youth Services

Librarian

Adult/Reference Librarian

PT LibrarianCirculation Services

Library Clerk Senior Clerk

Senior Page

PagePage

Information/Technology Professional

Maintenance/Cleaner

Suburbiavilleburg Public LibraryStaff Model

KEY

Administration

Librarian/Information Professional

Clerical/Paraprofessional

End Users

LibraryBoard

References

Evans, G. E., Intner, S. S., & Weihs, J. R. (2011). Introduction to technical services (8th ed.). Santa Barbara, Calif.: Libraries Unlimited. Webster, P. (2006). Interconnected and Innovative Libraries: Factors Tying Libraries More Closely Together. Library Trends, 54(3), 382-393. Retrieved from Project Muse.

Sannwald, W. W. (2007). Designing Libraries for Customers. (cover story). Library Administration & Management, 21(3), 131-138. Retrieved from EbscoHost.

http://springshare.com/libguides/ (2012)

http://www.pthsd.k12.nj.us/sch/ea/KindergartenMediaCenter.htm