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    This document discusses routes and maintenance at a public library. It covers several routes and is presented by several library science students. It then discusses various aspects of library material maintenance, including why maintenance is important to preserve materials and keep the collection usable. Several threats to library materials are outlined, such as the material itself, disasters, the storage environment, and improper handling. Specific threats include temperature, light, pollution, and insects. The document provides guidance on proper handling of materials to prevent damage.

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    This document discusses routes and maintenance at a public library. It covers several routes and is presented by several library science students. It then discusses various aspects of library material maintenance, including why maintenance is important to preserve materials and keep the collection usable. Several threats to library materials are outlined, such as the material itself, disasters, the storage environment, and improper handling. Specific threats include temperature, light, pollution, and insects. The document provides guidance on proper handling of materials to prevent damage.

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    This document discusses routes and maintenance at a public library. It covers several routes and is presented by several library science students. It then discusses various aspects of library material maintenance, including why maintenance is important to preserve materials and keep the collection usable. Several threats to library materials are outlined, such as the material itself, disasters, the storage environment, and improper handling. Specific threats include temperature, light, pollution, and insects. The document provides guidance on proper handling of materials to prevent damage.

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    PUBLIC LIBRARY

    ROUTES & MAINTENANCE


    PRESENTED BY
    V ARCH-2 MA THEINT NANDAR NYUNT
    V ARCH-8 MA MYO THINZAR KHANT
    V ARCH-10 MA THEL THINZAR WIN
    V ARCH-11 MA MYA THET NAING
    V ARCH-32 MA MOE PWINT KHIN
    V ARCH-22 MG LAR PAT HLUU AR
    ROUTES
    ROUTES
    ROUTES
    ROUTES
    ROUTES
    MAINTENANCE

    • Required or undertaken to keep its systems, resources and facilities in good conditions
    • Replacing library materials is expensive
    • Preservation makes good economic sense
    • Library staff should be committed to caring for and preservation the material that which
    they work
    • And the user also obey the rule of library
    MAINTENANCE

    • Need for maintenance of library resources


    1. To enable user-friendly access to library resources
    2. To help protect and preserve library resources against damaging agents
    3. To keep the collection in usable condition
    4. To keep the collection relevant to users
    5. To ensure that the collection is kept safe and its stocks verified as per items in the
    accession records of the library
    MAINTENANCE

    • What are the main threats to library material?


    1. The nature of the material itself
    2. Natural and man-made disasters
    3. The environment in which it is kept
    4. The way the material is handled
    MAINTENANCE

    • Nature of library materials


    1. Organic material ( paper, cloth, wood, animals skin, adhesive )
    2. Chemical and physical stability
    3. Quality of raw material
    4. Modern media ( photograph, CD, visual media )
    MAINTENANCE

    • Disaster planning
    1. Risk assessment
    2. Prevention
    3. Preparedeness
    4. Response
    5. Recovery
    MAINTENANCE

    • Environment
    1. Temperature & humidity
    2. Atmospheric & particulate pollution
    3. Light
    4. Insects & pets
    MAINTENANCE

    • Ways of Handle
    1. Handle gently
    2. Do not mark, highlight or underline in the book
    3. Do not cut out pages or picture
    4. Be sure to return all items included with the book
    5. Keep food and drink away
    6. Keep items from getting wet
    REFERENCE

    PRINCIPLE FOR THE CARE AND HANDLING OF LIBRARY MATERIAL


    WHAT’S THE BEST WAY CARE FOR LIBRARY MATERIAL
    UNIT-8 LIBRARY MAINTENANCE
    METRIC HANDBOOK
    THANKS

    FOR

    YOUR

    ATTENTION

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