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• W339916075 abstract "The Berri Library and Information Centre opened in January 1999 as a joint use library between a local authority, a Tafe campus and a high school Described from a Tale perspective are the aims of the library, unexpected problems and perceived advantages after the first six months of operation. Edited version of a paper given at the national Tafe conference Hobart July 1999 Three separate collections, three separate library management systems, three different awards and, of course, three very different philosophies This is a case study of a very real scenario at the joint use Berri Library and Information Centre, still in its first months of operation. The following outlines this resource sharing venture between three local libraries: the overall goals of the project, the original aims and objectives, some of the unexpected problems and pitfalls as well as some very unexpected improvements and bonuses already visible in the new library. Setting the scene The Berri Library and Information Centre officially opened on 27 January 1999 as the merging of the local public library, a Tafe campus learning resource centre and a new senior school campus library. The Riverland region in South Australia is close to the Victorian /New South Wales border on the Murray River, some 250 km north east of Adelaide. Berri, being centrally located, has always been the hub of the Riverland as far as government departments and regional services are concerned. R has a population of about 7,000. Glossop, the site of the present high school for Berri and surrounding districts is a tiny rural centre 11 kms from Berri. Murray Institute of Tafe has four of its seven campuses located in the Riverland. A main campus is located at Berri and there are smaller campuses at Renmark, Loxton and Waikerie. The idea of the joint use library emerged from plans to build a new, more centrally located, senior high school campus within the township of Berri. This facility had been planned for years and was to be built adjacent to the Tafe campus with resource sharing in mind. When the Glossop High School approached Tafe to consider partnerships that could be developed between the senior campus and Tafe, the idea of developing a joint use library with an information technology focus began. Other resource sharing ideas were for developing a commercial kitchen for Tafe and IVEC students and sharing an engineering workshop at Tafe. Around the same time the Berri Public Library was looking to expand, with space very limited in the existing Berri Council Chambers. The creation of a joint use library would solve the council's problem and many of the other problems faced by Tafe and the senior school. The school could benefit from the increased stock supplied by council and Tafe. Tafe would benefit from the increased staffing and more space, and the council could achieve a new library with an information technology focus without sacrificing its branch library at Barmera. With the vague plan of the new library facility being built fight next door, Murray Institute of Tafe decided that joining this venture could only enhance its service to its clients. Original aims and objectives In forming this tripartite agreement the aim was to create a seamless service from three distinct services and eventually become the kind of dynamic learning centre that none of the individual parties could ever achieve on its own. Original objectives included in the draft service agreement were * a seamless service, with three acting as one * a team of highly skilled and professional library and information personnel committed to fostering positive relationships between school, Tafe and council communities * actively encourage, guide and empower library clients to acquire lifelong learning skills through information literacy and learning skills programs * network with community groups and organisations and other information services to facilitate access to a wider sphere of information and resources Over the next six months, we would face similar experiences to those every other new joint use library in Australia and Canada has experienced. …" @default.
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