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Board adopts updated Electronic Resources Collection Development Policy to include Talking Book Service guidance
Summary
Commissioners unanimously adopted revisions to the Electronic Resources Collection Development Policy to incorporate Talking Book Service collection-development details and NLS parental-acknowledgement requirements.
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LeAnn Gelskey, Talking Book Service Program Supervisor, told commissioners the updated Electronic Resources Collection Development Policy incorporates Talking Book Service collection-development details and reflects National Library Service (NLS) parental-acknowledgement form requirements.
Commissioner Dawn Wittman moved that the board adopt the Electronic Resources Collection Development Policy as outlined in Board Document 25-31. Vice-Chair Janet Franklin and Commissioner Michael Strickland seconded; the motion carried unanimously.
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