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2020年,我们经历了支持当地创作者、餐馆和企业的运动;图书馆界如何支持本地作者?这篇扩展摘要讨论了关于公共图书馆如何支持当地作者的研究,重点是如何将这些作品纳入图书馆馆藏并使社区成员可以找到。来自不列颠哥伦比亚省、阿尔伯塔省和萨斯喀彻温省的12家公共图书馆被选中分析馆藏政策和项目元数据。定性内容分析用于编码收集策略,项目元数据的系统分析用于理解识别本地创作项目的方法。本研究的结果表明,收集策略为包括本地创作的项目提供了机会和障碍,并且缺乏在项目元数据中识别项目为本地创作的一致方法。其中一些障碍可归因于识别和定义“本地作者”的挑战。这篇扩展摘要的最后将提出图书馆如何修改馆藏政策和识别本地作者的方法的建议,以支持本地作者,并使这些文献更容易为社区所获取。
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Support local: Public libraries and local authors
In 2020 we have experienced movements to support local creators, restaurants, and businesses; how can the library community support local authors? This extended abstract discusses research conducted about how public libraries support local authors, with a focus on how these works are included in library collections and made findable to community members. Twelve public libraries from British Columbia, Alberta, and Saskatchewan were selected for analysis of collection policies and item metadata. Qualitative content analysis is used to code collection policies, and systemic analysis of item metadata is used to understand methods of identifying locally-authored items. The results of this research indicate that collection policies provide both opportunities and barriers for including locally-authored items and there is a lack of consistent methods for identifying items as locally-authored within item metadata. Some of these barriers can be attributed to the challenge of identifying and defining “local authorship”. This extended abstract will conclude with recommendations for how libraries can modify collection policies and methods of identifying items as locally-authored in order to support local authors and make these items more accessible to the community.
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