SHIFTING Making Room for Growth 10/10/2008 By Elizabeth Jones:

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SHIFTING Making Room for Growth 10/10/2008 By Elizabeth Jones:

Why we needed a LARGE Scale Shift?  7,569 Gift Items.  1,817 New Items.  Re-Shelving Issues.  Top & Bottom Shelves were full.  Entire sections had been left empty for growth.

SOLUTION: Figure out the call number range for each shelf, leaving room to grow

Counting Shelves and Books  Shelves  How many shelves do we have?  How many do we want to use?  Books  How many books do we have?  Include charged, missing, & damaged items.  Space for Growth  How full do we want shelves to be?  Want to fill all shelves.

What do we do First?  We counted the shelves – 2,370  We decided we wanted shelves to be no more than 2/3rds full.  We randomly picked shelves in each call number area to count books. We counted…  Total number of books per shelf  Number of books to the 2/3 rd full mark  Next wee needed a count of total volumes on the floor.  Included missing items & charged items  Included items temporarily shelved elsewhere

Access Report for Total Volumes  Permanent location insured that we included items temporarily shelved elsewhere.  I ran the reports by call# sections; 000’s, 100’s, etc…

Collecting Data – I have a lot  53,463 total volumes  000’s volumes – per shelf  100’s 4084 volumes – per shelf  300’s volumes – per shelf  400’s 2240 volumes – per shelf  500’s 6953 volumes – per shelf  600’s 8332 volumes – per shelf  2,370 shelves (minus top shelves) / 6 shelves to a column (000’s have 78 so they now can have 84)  53,463/2,370 = ???????  36 shelves empty / 6 columns / each call# range gets an extra column Average

Excel is your FRIEND  000’s 84 shelves  100’s 162 shelves  300’s 1356 shelves  400’s 102 shelves  500’s 324 shelves  600’s 342 shelves

Excel is your FRIEND

Marking the Shelves  Using the information from the excel sheet, the first book of each new shelf was turned sideways

Problems with the Process  Multi-volume sets were broken up.  Copy 1 and Copy 2 were broken up.  Some sections had thicker items and we were unable to fit 25 items on that shelf. Problems with Shifting  During shifting people would forget which item was turned sideways.  Patrons browsing the shelves would turn sideways items up-right.  Mistakes in re-shelving were sometimes not apparent until several columns had been shifted.

Shifting Results

QUESTIONS???