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Resource centre manual
Introduction: who needs information?
1. Planning a resource centre
2. Management and finance
3. Space, furniture and equipment
4. Developing the collection
5. Organising the information
6. ICT
7. Information services
8. Making links and promotion
9. Monitoring and evaluation
Definitions
Useful resources and further reading
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9. Monitoring and evaluation

9.1 Why monitor and evaluate?
9.2 Monitoring
9.3 Evaluation

9. Monitoring and evaluation

evaluating a resource centreMonitoring and evaluation are essential for assessing the performance of the resource centre and identifying ways of improving it.

 

 

 

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