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O UTPUTS AND OUTCOMES outputs of the library (# of materials, loans, visits, etc.) in addressing the importance of public libraries for Dutch society. What is considerably less well known and documented are the outcomes of the library, or, in other words, its real social worth to society Attempts to capture the meaning of libraries to the users are being made with i.e. user surveys, but these measures are mostly aligned to assessing / evaluating library performance (in the context of user needs, preferences and satisfaction). These output and performance measures, however, do not shed enough light on the value of the library to the user and the impact on his or her life.

A IM OF THE RESEARCH Most of the researches aimed university libraries and research libraries How can we develop a valid and reliable research instrument (or combination of instruments) that makes it possible to measure various aspects of the societal value (returns / benefits) of the public library on the national level? How can we develop a valid and reliable research instrument (or combination of instruments) that makes it possible to measure various aspects of the societal value (returns / benefits) of the public library on the national level?

A book having been borrowed does not equal a book having been read or consulted. One would want to know what reading a book has contributed to a person’s worldview or knowledge. Here, we touch upon the distinction between outputs and outcomes.

O UTPUTS CAN BE DESCRIBED AS a product directly resulting from a program (be it an activity or a service). Typically measured in numbers to demonstrate the productivity of a program. Hence output = count / event (entity that can be registrered); usually a measure of volume (expressed in numbers, counts): i.e. number of products / services that are provided, people who are helped, activities that are organised; the results of inputs (resources) and activities (programs or services); to be objectively quantified by neutral observers.

O UTCOMES TAKE THE IMPORTANCE OF THE LIBRARY FOR INDIVIDUALS AND SOCIETY ONE STEP FURTHER IN RELATING TO THE DIFFERENCES THAT ARE BEING MADE THROUGH THE GOODS AND SERVICES OFFERED they reflect the changes or improvements brought about in people´s lives, showing that your program has (or has not) been successful (effective); they are measures of impact or benefit; they are usually reported in amount of change in skills, knowledge, attitude, behaviour, or condition (life situation / social status); they are the success stories of outputs’ they are moving away from “ what did we provide ” to “ why do we matter ?

T HE RESEARCH The first phase comprises a preliminary investigation that consists of a literature study, a qualitative study and a quantitative survey research. The results of the first two steps (literature and qualitative study) will give a first glimpse at the possible domains that libraries have an impact on, at least in Dutch society. In the third and last step of this phase these domains will be converted into a questionnaire in order to get a first grip on the user’s experience on outcome: what (general) benefits that we found in the qualitative and literature study do they actually recognise and/or experience? Phase 1, stage 1: literature review and constructing theoretical framework

Based on these studies discussed above and quite a few additional sources in related areas, they derived 5 categories, or main domains (areas), of (possible) impact: educational, cultural, social, economical and affective.

ROI ≠SROI

Phase 1 1. Literary review 2. In-depth interviews several stakeholders: 7 library directors, experts in specific relevant fields of interest, and partner in the cultural field. Phase 2: developing & testing new measurement instrument improving, re-testing and re-improving the measurement instruments. This phase will consequently be of a methodological nature, possibly using multitrait-multimethod designs to judge the validity and reliability of the instruments. 27 In 2014, they hope to be able to present the validated instrument(s) to the library community. Phase 1 1. Literary review 2. In-depth interviews several stakeholders: 7 library directors, experts in specific relevant fields of interest, and partner in the cultural field. Phase 2: developing & testing new measurement instrument improving, re-testing and re-improving the measurement instruments. This phase will consequently be of a methodological nature, possibly using multitrait-multimethod designs to judge the validity and reliability of the instruments. 27 In 2014, they hope to be able to present the validated instrument(s) to the library community. A kutatás fázisai

K ÉRDÉSEK Mennyit ér nekem a könyvtár? Mennyit ér a társadalom számára? Milyen hatással van jelenléte a közösség számára? Hogyan hasznosulnak a közösségben a könyvtár által közvetített értékek és tudástartalmak? Hogyan mérhetem ezt a hasznosulást?