Collection Development
cdedept@colorado.edu
303-492-4414 (ph)
303-492-8775 (fx)
Norlin, 2nd Floor

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Collection
Development
The primary responsibility of the Collection Development department is to select library materials needed to support the educational and research mission of the University of Colorado at Boulder. The Collection Development department develops the Libraries' collections of electronic resources and print materials, allocates the collections budget, and formulates collection development policies.
The department supports a large number of subject Bibliographers, who in addition to providing materials selection, also perform faculty liason and student outreach activities to ensure that collections are responsive to users' needs.
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Toolkit for Bibliographers
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Bibliographer's Manual
Collection Development
Policies
Collection Development
Task Forces
Approval Plans & Vendor Databases
Selection Resources
Budget Process
Liaison Duties & Academic Department Details
Consortia Memberships
Developing Subject Expertise
Collection Evaluation
Measures
Forms
Bibliographer Training Resources
- New Bibliographers
- All Bibliographers
Scholarly Communication
and Open Access
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