The Tell it! manual : the complete program for evaluating library performance

Douglas L. Zweizig

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If you want the most effective library evaluations in order to easily obtain fiscal support and offer better services to patrons, you want The Tell It! Manual. A step-by-step guide to planning, developing, and implementing library evaluation programs that optimize your library's strengths and value and help to clearly demonstrate the pivotal role your library plays in your community. This book introduces a field-tested evaluation framework, explains how to design an effective evaluation training system, and offers specific evaluation and training procedures. Features adaptable worksheets, charts, and forms for measuring progress.

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