PASIÓN POR LA COLECCIÓN Passion for Spanish Collection Development Presented by •Maynard Martinez- Mountain View Public Library •Adrian Barrientos- San José Public Library •Lael Takiguchi- Alameda County Library •Irene Morales-City of San Raphael Public Library A Mountain View Library Tale: Collection Development for a Single Branch Library Mountain View Public Library Getting Started • Surveys • Interviews • Networking Things to Consider Demographics Education Budget Cultural Diversity Evolution of Spanish Picture Books What to Buy? Picture Books Easy Readers/NF Folklore Bilingual Books Misc Editorial Juventud Everest Barco De Vapor Book Fairs BOOK IN HAND COLLABORATE WHEEL & DEAL Opportunity Mining Programs Gifts The Difference Makers SPANISH LANGUAGE CENTRAL SELECTOR EXPERIENCE San José Public Library (CA) 19 branches Central Selection Plan & Guidelines 1. Review Collection Development Policy 2. Library Materials Budget Plan • • Guidelines & Direction Budget Allocation Priorities & Focus Tools & Resources • Circulation Reports • Community Profiles • Demographic Information (Immigration patters, Language Usage, Diversity of community, socioeconomic factors) • Library Customer/User Feedback • Branch Staff Surveys Developing a Spending Plan • Divide Total Spanish Allocation: (30% Juvenile, 20 % Adult & YA and 50% Media) • Decide on Purchasing New vs. Replacement • Branch Copy Distribution Plan: Develop a branch tier system for copy distribution. Spanish Language Collection Management • Deselection Plan (Weeding) • Merchandising & Displays • Marketing Budget Allocation Formula Example A. Total Materials Circulation – 13, 560,762 B. Total Language Circulation - 2,395,130 C. Total Spanish Circulation - 496,217 100% 18% 21% A. Total Materials - $4,050,000 B. Total Language - $744,390 C. Total Spanish - $125,000 100% 18% 17% Compare Total Spanish Material Circulation & Total Spanish Language Allocation Budget Analyzing Spanish Language Budget Allocation Example: Total Spanish Circ. – 21% vs. Total Spanish Allocation – 17% • If Total Spanish Language Circulation figure is greater than Spanish Language Allocation, you have a STRONG case for increasing Spanish Language Budget Allocation. Review & Evaluation • Final Report (Issues, Challenges & Recommendations) • Feedback from Library Staff & Users DEVELOPING A SPANISH LANGUAGE COLLECTION FOR A MEDIUM SIZE SYSTEM Alameda County Library 10 branches plus a Bookmobile Circulation Based Budget: Medium Sized System • Chinese • • • • • Farsi Hindi Korean Punjabi Russian • Spanish • Tagalog • Vietnamese Allocating Funds • All of Alameda County collection is floating • Count materials left on the tables each day• Add to circulation= total usage Consider: over due fines, Fines for material holds not picked-up • Decide on Purchasing New vs. Replacement Survey Customers + requests Survey Staff 50% Spanish authors 50% translations from other languages • Divide Total Spanish Allocation, $20,000: 40% Juvenile, 60 % Adult & YA 40% AV, 60% Print Materials of each of above amounts Collection Development Spread Sheet Selecting Adult Spanish Language Materials Non-Fiction Print Materials Cookbooks Health, wellness Education Parenting Computer technology Self-help Astrology, metaphysics Religions Personal finance Immigration / Citizen Other Tools & Resources Latino Literature Awards •Pura Belpré Award •Neustadt International Prize for Literature University of Oklahoma and World Literature Today. • Nobel Prize in Literature The Nobel Foundation, Sweden. • Premio Alfaguara de Novela Editorial Alfaguara, Spain. • Premio Biblioteca Breve Editorial Seix Barral, Spain. • Premio Casa de las Américas. Cuba. • Premio Miguel de Cervantes. Spain. • Premio Herralde de Novela Editorial Anagrama. Spain. • Premio Primavera de Novela Editorial Espasa y Ámbito Cultural, Spain Other Tools & Resources • REFORMA – www.reforma.org • Bibliotecas Para La Gente – www.bibliotecasparalagente.org • Barahona Center for the Study of Books in Spanish for Children and Adolescents –http://public.csusm.edu/csb/english/ • Chiles: Children & Libraries en Español – http://www.chil-es.org • Webjunction – www.webjunction.org • Reference and User Services Association (RUSA) http://www.ala.org/ala/mgrps/divs/rusa/resources/guidelines/guide spanish.cfm • America Reads Spanish 2.0 – http://www.americareadspanish.org • Texas State Library – https://www.tsl.state.tx.us/https://www.tsl.state.tx.us/ld/pubs/spec ialpop/sisepuede.html • ¡Colorín colorado! – http://www.colorincolorado.org Large Book Distributors Provide shelf ready material: www.baker-taylor.com www.broadart.com www.bwibooks.com www.ingrambooks.com www.multiculturalbooksandvideos.com Small Distributors www.lectorum.com/ Bilingual Publication bilingualspanish@gmail.com www.chulainnlibros.com/index2.ph Let’s Read In Spanish www.letsreadinspanish.com www.rainbowbookscompany.com Libromex www.libromex.com Audio Visual & Periodical Distributors AV Distributors: www.baker-taylor.com www.brodart.com Madera Cinevideomargaretrenner@hotmail.com www.multiculturalbooksandvideos.com www.nodaaudiovisual.com/ Periodical Distributors: www.ebscomags.com Latin-American Periodicals www.lapmagazines.com Magazine Subscriptions www.magazinesubscriptions.com/spanish-language Collection Development: eBooks Agenda • Advantages and disadvantages • Developing an eCollection for Spanish-Speakers and Latinos: Making your Case • Questions to consider when developing a e-collection • Choosing a Vendor/Resource: What’s available in Spanish • Marketing your eBooks Collection Source: 2010-2011 Public Library Funding and Technology Access Survey: Survey Findings and Results. Information Policy & Access Center. June 2011. Advantages • For Patrons: • Convenient: Download items 24/7 anywhere • Portable • Ease-of-use: • Adjustable type size and background • Instant word definitions • Ability to add notes, bookmarks, or highlight • No late fees or fines. • For Libraries • Saving physical space • Attracting and serving a growing segment of our population. Image courtesy of marketinghackz: http://marketinghackz.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/write-your-own-ebook.jpg Disadvantages • Cost • There is no universal eBook file format (eBabel problem) • Lending Loss (for patrons) • Library Loss: DMR (Digital Management Rights) Developing an eCollection for Spanish Speakers/Latinos: Making your Case Questions to Consider When Developing an eCollection or adding a eService • “How much can we spend?” • “What technologies my library users are carrying around with them?” • “What do library users want to do with their econtent devices?” Choosing a Vendor/Resource: What’s Available • For Adults • Digital Distributors $36,000/year- $9,000 platform fee $5,000 from Califa Now EBSCO eBooks: $10,000/year $5,000/year Kindle Nook Axis 360 Cloud Library Choosing a Vendor/Resource: What’s Available • For Adults • Free of Charge • For Children (Not Downloadable) Project Gutenberg www.gutenberg.org Open Library www.openlibrary.org Barnes & Noble Nook Barnes & Noble Nook Sample of initial cost: $1,615.4 • 6 NOOK Simple Touch Reader= $ 834.00 ($139 x 6) • 6 Covers= $179.7 (29.95 x 6) • 6 Screen protectors= $101.7 (16.95 x 6) • Initial collection of titles= $500.00 TumbleBook www.tumblebooks.com/library/ Bookflix & Trueflix $2108 $2389 Speakaboos http://www.speakaboos.com/theme/en-espanol# $4.99/month; $49.99/year International Children’s Digital Library http://en.childrenslibrary.org/ Marketing eBooks: Samples of Videos that Promotes their Use Other Tools & Resources Adult Latino Literature Awards…Continuation • Prince of Asurias Awards. Spain. • Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz Prize. Guadalajara International Book Fair. Mexico. Source: Latin American Network Information Center. Literature. Retrieved from http://lanic.utexas.edu/la/region/literature/ March 27, 2011. References • • • • • • • • • eBooks Collection Development. ALSC Blog.Kiera Parrot, Published on February 24, 2011. http://www.alsc.ala.org/blog/?p=2059 E-Book Tip Sheets. Behle, Anne, June 2011. www.ala.org/ala/aboutala/offices/oitp/ebook_collection_dev.pdf Barnes & Noble NOOK http://www.barnesandnoble.com/nook/index.asp?PID=35699#logo A Guide to eBooks by Sara Roso. When I have time blog. http://whenihavetime.com/2009/03/09/what-are-ebooks-advantages-and-disadvantages-ofelectronic-books/#what Information Policy & Access Center (iPAC). 2010-2011 Public Library Funding and Technology Access Survey: Survey Findings and Results. ALA, June 21, 2011. http://www.ala.org/ala/research/initiatives/plftas/2010_2011/index.cfm eBooks in U.S. Public Libraries: Map. http://www.ala.org/ala/research/initiatives/plftas/2010_2011/ebooksmap1011.cfm Pew Hispanic Center. Latinos and Digital Technology 2010. Gretchen Livingston. 2/9/11. http://pewhispanic.org/reports/report.php?ReportID=134 Ebooks to your Nook from the Library. Allegany County. Youtube. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-w6OTgGIwGA eBooks @ Your Library. Jackson, Join Tremain, Crow, Alyssa. Youtube. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIEcaa0Fs0w References • American Library Association. RUSA guidelines. Guidelines for the development and promotion of multilingual collections and services.:www.ala.org/ala/mgrps/divs/rusa/resources/guidelines/guidemultilingual.cfm • Guidelines for library services to Spanish speaking library users http://www.ala.org/ala/mgrps/divs/rusa/resources/guidelines/guidespanish.cfm • OLA 2011: Successful Spanish Language Collection Development (PDF Document). Annie Lewis, Elizabeth López, Maria Aguilar, Kathryn Alexander, and Karen Hill (2011). http://www.nwcentral.org/ola-2011-successful-spanish-language-collection-development • REFORMA: National Association to Promote Library and Information Services to Latinos and the Spanish speaking. http://www.reforma.org/ • PEW Hispanic Center: A Pew Research Center Project. http://pewhispanic.org Contact Information BIBLIOTECAS PARA LA GENTE Northern California Chapter of Reforma www.bibliotecasparalagente.org Maynard Martinez-Mountain View Public Library Maynardmartinez@mountainview.gov Adrian Barrientos- San José Public Library Adrian.barrientos@sjlibrary.org Lael Takiguchi- Alameda County Library Ltakiguchi@aclibrary.org Dora Irene Morales-City of San Raphael Public Library Irene.morales@cityofsanrafael.org