Biblio

British Library. 2004. Measuring Our Value: Results Of An Independent Economic Impact Study Commissioned By The British Library To Measure The Library's Direct And Indirect Value To The Uk Economy. [London]: British Library.

Cahill, M. 2004. “Meeting The Early Literacy Needs Of Children Through Preschool Outreach Storytime Programs”. Knowledge Quest: Journal Of The American Association Of School Librarians. 33 (2): 61 - 62.

United States National Telecommunications and Information Administration. 2004. “A Nation Online Entering The Broadband Age”. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Dept. of Commerce, Economics and Statistics Administration, National Telecommunications and Information Administration. http://purl.access.gpo.gov/GPO/LPS62512.

Dahlgreen, MaryKay. 2004. “Ready To Read In Oregon: Building Best Practice In Library Service To Children”. Children And Libraries (Winter): 4-10.

de la Pena McCook, Kathleen de la Pena. 2004. “Serving The Demands Of Democracy: The Critical Role Of Libraries In Ensuring The Full Civic Participation Of A Diverse Population”. Threshold (Winter): 22-30.

Quantitative Resources, LLC., Jamie Miller, Jinchang Want, and Lisa Whitacre. 2004. “Show Me Connection: How School Library Media Center Services Affect Student Achievement”. Jefferson City, MO: Missouri Dept. of Elementary and Secondary Education. http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/299095803.

Pflug, Susan. 2004. “Storytimes To Go Godrey Award Winner Connects Literacy And Art”. Public Library Quarterly 23 (3/4): 27 - 34.

Todd, Ross J, and Carol Collier Kuhlthau. 2004. Student Learning Through Ohio School Libraries. Columbus, Ohio: OELMA. http://www.oelma.org/StudentLearning/documents/OELMAReportofFindings.pdf.

Kim, Jimmy. 2004. “Summer Reading And The Ethnic Achievement Gap”. Journal Of Education For Students Placed At Risk 9 (2): 169 - 188. http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/438018600.

Krashen, Stephen, and Fay Shin. 2004. “Summer Reading And The Potential Contribution Of The Public Library In Improving Reading For Children Of Poverty”. Public Library Quarterly 23 (3/4): 99 - 109. http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/438656876.

Roberson, Thelma, William Schweinle, and Mary Beth Applin. 2004. “Survey Of The Influence Of Mississippi School Library Programs On Academic Achievement”. Behavioral & Social Sciences Librarian 22 (1): 97 - 114. http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/442029941.

Griffiths, José-Marie., and Florida Division of Library and Information Services. 2004. Taxpayer Return On Investment In Florida Public Libraries : Summary Report. Tallahassee, Fla.: State Library and Archives of Florida.

Broady-Preston, Judith, and Tegwen Williams. 2004. “Using Information To Create Business Value: City Of London Legal Firms, A Case Study”. Performance Measurement And Metrics 5 (1): 5 - 10.

Baxter, Susan J, Ann Walker. Smalley, and Metronet. 2003. Check It Out! : The Results Of The School Library Media Program Census. Final Report. St. Paul, Minn.: Metronet.

Strouse, Roger. 2003. “Demonstrating Value And Return On Investment: The Ongoing Imperative ”. Information Outlook : The Monthly Magazine Of The Special Libraries Association. 7 (3): 14.

Ryan, Joe, Charles R McClure, Hawaii State Public Library System, and Ryan Information Management. 2003. Final Report : Economic Impact Of The Hawai`i State Public Library System (Hspls) On The Business And Tourism Industries Study. Syracuse, NY: Ryan Information Management.

Lance, Keith Curry, Marcia J Rodney, and Christine Hamilton-Pennell. 2003. How School Libraries Improve Outcomes For Children: The New Mexico Study\par. Santa Fe, NM: Hi Willow Research and Pub. for New Mexico State Library. http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/52008003.

Rodney, Marcia J, Keith Curry Lance, and Christine Hamilton-Pennell. 2003. The Impact Of Michigan School Librarians On Academic Achievement: Kids Who Have Libraries Succeed. Lansing, MI: Library of Michigan ; Hi Willow Research & Pub. http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/56032541.

Baumbach, Donna J. 2003. Making The Grade : The Status Of School Library Media Centers In The Sunshine State And How They Contribute To Student Achievement. Salt Lake City, UT: Hi Willow Research and Pub.

Potomac Incorporated, The Southern Maryland Regional Library, Division of Library Development and Services, and Maryland State Department of Education. 2003. “Maryland Public Library Survey: Customer Survey Of Maryland Residents About Libraries ”. http://www.maplaonline.org/dlds/adobe/survey03.pdf.

Allington, Richard L, and Anne McGill-Franzen. 2003. “Use Students' Summer-Setback Months To Raise Minority Achievement - Phi Delta Kappan - Make Summer Gains Out Of Summer Setback To Reduce The Gap.”. The Education Digest. 69 (3): 19.

Morrill, Joshua H, and Wisconsin Public Library Consortium. 2003. “The Wisconsin Library User (And Non-User) : Outcomes Of A Statewide Survey”. Madison, WI: Morrill Solutions. http://www.winnefox.org/wplc/current/survey2003/report.pdf.

Matthews, Joseph R. 2002. The Bottom Line : Determining And Communicating The Value Of The Special Library. Westport, Conn.: Libraries Unlimited.

New England Foundation for the Arts. 2002. “Culturecount New England's Cultural Database”. Boston, MA: New England Foundation for the Arts. http://www.culturecount.org/Default.aspx.

Fraser, Bruce T, Timothy W Nelson, and Charles R McClure. 2002. “Describing The Economic Impacts And Benefits Of Florida Public Libraries: Findings And Methodological Applications For Future Work”. Library & Information Science Research. 24 (3): 211.