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        Show me the money: the reality of library costs

        Behles, Richard J.; Gerhart, Brad; Jacoby, Beth; Mayo, Alexa A.; Prince, J. Dale; Raimondo, Paula G.; Tooey, M.J.; Weise, Frieda O. (2001)
        It is no secret that libraries have struggled with annual increases in subscription costs of print-based journals, joined now by increases in license fees and other associated costs for electronic resources. Unfortunately, traditional sources of funding fail to keep pace in support of these escalating expenses. We became intrigued with the idea of dramatizing for our users the similarities between the costs of needed resources, and a variety of real-world goods. We assembled an exhibit in a variety of media, to demonstrate these comparisons. Scanned copies of journal covers lay side-by-side with ads for such desirables as world cruises, luxurious sport cars, and refrigerator/freezers. This offered an interesting perspective on the nature of many "must-have" titles, as they are likened to big-ticket items that many of us can never afford. Individual cost factoids decorated study tables and restroom stalls, reminding the public about discrepancies between rising costs and dwindling available funds, and dispelling the misconception that "tuition covers it." Selected examples graced the screen of our web page. A common theme throughout was the fact that when we buy these expensive items, we do so every year, at progressively higher costs each time. This poster affords a glimpse of our presentation, and a look at some of the interesting comparisons.
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        Power Through Communication: Using a Web Site in a Journal Evaluation Project

        Klein, Ilene Robin; Hinegardner, Patricia G.; Gerhart, Brad; Prince, J. Dale (2004)
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        Diverse Methods for Obtaining User Feedback in a Web Redesign Project

        Hinegardner, Patricia G.; Mayo, Alexa A. (2005)
        Poster presented at the 2005 Medical Library Association conference. Describes three methods used to obtain user feedback for a web redesign project: focus groups, a web-based survey and a Rate-the-Page feature that appeared on individual web pages. The results from each method are included.
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        Really Simple Syndication (RSS): The future of content delivery

        Prince, J. Dale; Bodin, Greg P.; Vogh, Bryan (2005-05)
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        Working with the University of Maryland's Institutional Review Board: the Library's Role in Campus Research

        Raimondo, Paula G.; Lyons, Tierney (2005-10-05)
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        Balancing the Budget: Cost Saving, Revenue Generating Tips [Brochure]

        Bodycomb, Aphrodite; Tooey, M.J. (2006)
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        Balancing the Budget and Positioning Your Library for Financial Success

        Bodycomb, Aphrodite; Tooey, M.J. (2006-05)
        Objective: Increases in the cost of resources combined with flat budgets prompted the library to look at its accounting practices to see if the budget could be balanced more effectively. Methods: The library has experienced shortfalls in funding and other financial challenges. To manage these issues, the library established a central accounting department to audit several aspects of the budget and to determine whether the financial situation of the library could be improved. The audit results provided a starting point for the accounting department to construct the framework to implement changes to improve the overall financial situation of the library. Through corrective measures, smart planning, re-negotiating, and reorganizing of the accounting processes, the library is now positioned for future financial success.
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        Recipe: Selecting the Best Recipe for Website Content Management

        Gerhart, Brad; Hinegardner, Patricia G.; Knott, Teresa L.; Sabinske, Nicholas (2007)
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        Measuring Library Service Quality

        Lyons, Tierney; Mayo, Alexa A. (2007-10)
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        Trimming the Fat: A Weeding Case Report

        Tooey, M.J.; Bass, Wilma; Behles, Richard J.; Berlanstein, Debra R.; Bodycomb, Aphrodite; Brown, Everly; Drummond, Persia; Gresehover, Beverly; Knott, Teresa L.; Lyons, Tierney; et al. (2007-10)
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        Patient Health Literacy and the Consent Process

        Raimondo, Paula G. (2007-10-10)
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        Rethinking Website Content Management

        Gerhart, Brad; Hinegardner, Patricia G.; Knott, Teresa L.; Sabinske, Nicholas (2007-10-23)
        A poster presented at the SCC-MLA 2007 Conference, Oct. 23, 2007 on the process of selecting a website content management system.
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        Library Savvy: Forging Clear Paths to Improve Library Skills at the University of Maryland, Baltimore

        Berlanstein, Debra R.; Harris, Ryan L.; Hinegardner, Patricia G.; Tatro, Anna; Nanavati, Julie (2008-10)
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        National Network of Libraries of Medicine Partners with HUD's Neighborhood Networks

        Meloy, Mandy; Ottosen, Terri (2008-10)
        Purpose: This poster will illustrate the progress of the partnership between the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s (HUD) Neighborhood Networks (NN) and the National Network of Libraries of Medicine (NN/LM). HUD created NN in 1995 to encourage property owners to establish multiservice community learning centers to promote self-sufficiency and help provide computer access to low-income housing communities. Many of these centers provide programs that include access to healthcare information. Because part of the mission of the NN/LM is to promote access to quality healthcare information, it is a natural fit and opportunity for both parties to provide education and support for the underserved.
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        Reference at Your Fingertips: Developing New Technology to Increase Access to Reference Services

        Harris, Ryan L.; Lyons, Tierney (2008-10)
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        Exploring and Expanding Staff Skills and Expertise to Elevate Library Services

        Blanck, Jaime; Pinho, Thom; Snow-Croft, Sheila L.; Solomon, Meredith; Yancey, Toni C. (2008-10)
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        Match Made in Heaven: National Network of Libraries Partners with HUD's Neighborhood Networks

        Meloy, Mandy; Ottosen, Terri; Becker, Colette (2008-10)
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        Renovations to Improve User Satisfaction

        Lyons, Tierney; Mayo, Alexa A. (2008-10)
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        Do We Really Need an ERMS? Evaluating a Subscription Agent's Resource Management Tool (MAC 2008)

        Douglas, C. Steven; Klein, Ilene Robin; Rector, Eric (2008-10)
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        Collaboration Space: a white paper

        Gerhart, Brad; Harris, Ryan L.; Kelly, Janice E.; Lyons, Tierney; Mayo, Alexa A.; Raimondo, Paula G. (2008-12-01)
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