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Use the address or the QR code to take this survey while you wait! bit.ly/GENREsurvey Welcome to: A Start to Genrefication Peggy OConnor oconnorma@egcsd.org Rachael Jimenez-Langenbach About Me: Born in 1970 6th out of 10 kids


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Use the address or the QR code to take this survey while you wait!

bit.ly/GENREsurvey

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Welcome to: A Start to Genrefication

Peggy O’Connor

  • connorma@egcsd.org

Rachael Jimenez-Langenbach

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❖ Born in 1970 ❖ 6th out of 10 kids ❖ One Son, Simon ❖ One Dog, R2-D2….as of 2 weeks ago, now 2-Welcome Duncan!

About Me:

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Background: ❖ Taught 1st, 2nd, 3rd grades for 10 years ❖ Stayed home with my son. ❖ Started subbing (8 years) back to school spring of 2017 at SUNY Albany. Librarian-Officially Graduated last month!

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About you….. Survey Results:

http://bit.ly/GenreSurveyResults

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My path to genrefication….. ❖ Aggravation at local public library ❖ “HOT TOPIC” for college courses

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Knowledge Quest actually devoted an entire issue to this topic: https://knowledgequest.aasl.org/

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Section 1: History of Dewey

➢ Started in 1876 ➢ Target audience: Adult, Christian, Male ➢ Updated often, overseen by Library of Congress ➢ Fiction: Alphabetical arrangement ➢ NonFiction: Dewey Decimal Categorization (DDC) ○ 10 Main Subject Groups. 0-900 ○ Divided into ten divisions ○ Represented by numbers ○ Uses decimals

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Problems with Dewey

➢ Younger students do not have knowledge of numbers/decimals needed for navigation. ➢ How many times have you taught it? And still have to answer the same ?????

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A student recently asked for books about horses, here is where Dewey led her….

➢ Topics can be scattered throughout the stacks.

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➢ Or maybe it is a staff member preparing for a unit study

  • n oceans…..

92 6 6 5 5 8 8 . . 8 8 2 2 591.77 577 574.92 551.46 5 5 7 7 . . 8 8 9 9 1 1 2 2 . . 1 1 9 9 7 7 8 8 1 1 . . 6 6 6 6 7 7 4 4 1 1

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Adult Collection/300-Social Sciences

➢ 303.6 Conflict ➢ 305.9 Gay and Lesbian Issues ➢ 306.3 Slavery ➢ 358 Chemical Warfare ➢ 362 Incest ➢ 383 Postal Communication ➢ 393 Death Customs

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My Problems ➢ Whole day with no clerk to help with check out ➢ Trouble remembering Dewey (Students and Myself! :-)

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Nonfiction & Fiction Questions ➢ Where’s a princess book? ➢ I need a historical fiction book for a project ➢ Do you have dinosaur stories? ……...

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Also…..

End of Year District-Wide Inventory (first in 10 years, so WEED….I was told!)

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Follow the link to the Answer Garden. You can type one word each time, but you can type as many things that pop into your head to answer the question:

When you hear Genrefication, you think……...

bit.ly/answeRGarden

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GENREFICATION

★ Put like books with like books, “by genre rather than the Dewey number,” mirroring the way booksellers set up their shops. ★ Sets up a “culture of reading,” increasing circulation.

What other libraries have done: http://bit.ly/GenreficationSamples

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What We Did: ➢ Started in Dewey ➢ Lists of Popular Topics ➢ Got started! ➢ Needs: Baskets, Labels, ➢ Change in System

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A before and after virtual tour on my library website: Virtual Tour

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Before: 0-500

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After: 0-500

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After: 0-500

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After: 400-700

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Before: 400-700

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After: 400-700

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After: 400-700

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After: 400-700

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After: 400-700

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After: 400-700

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Before: 700-800

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After: 700-800

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After: 700-800

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Before: 900

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After: 900

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After: 900

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Next: ➢ E Book Collection ➢ Lists of Popular Topics ➢ Favorite Author Section-Rotating ➢ Got started! (Baskets, Labels, Change in System)

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Samples of My Picture Book Baskets

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Librarians

PIRATES

Libraries Books!

Vehicles

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Benefits Of Genrefication ★ Students ★ Staff ★ Visually oriented ★ Students who have not yet learned decimals ★ People in a rush ……………..

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Who Doesn’t Benefit From Genrefication?

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A before and after virtual tour on my library website: Virtual Tour

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Questions???

Comments??

If you would like links to any info from the presentation, I’m happy to share. Email me!

  • connorma@egcsd.org
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References:

Aubuchon, Jeffery W. (2013). Why Have the Kids in the Shelves When They Could Be In the Books? Knowledge Quest., 42( 2), 44-45

Bhatt, R. K. (2011). Relevance of Ranganthan’s Laws of Library Science in Library Marketing. Library Philosophy & Practice. July, 23-29

Bojanowski, S., & Kwiecien, S. (2013). One library's experience. Knowledge Quest, 42(2), 20-21. Boyce, J. I., & Boyce, B. R. (2002). A reexamination of shelf organization for children's books. Public Libraries, 41(5), 280-283. Buchter, H. b. (2013). Dewy vs. genre throwdown. Knowledge Quest, 42(2), 48-55.

  • D. Martinez-Avila and M.E.I. Kipp. (2014) Implications of the Adoption of BISAC for Classifying Library Collections. Knowledge Organization, 41,( 5) 377.

Genrefication in the library: Case study. (n.d.). Follet. Retrieved from https://www.follettlearning.com/education-articles-inspiration/learn/success-stories/genrefication-in-the-library. Kaplan, T. B., Dolloff, A. K., Giffard, S., & Still-Schiff, J. J. (2012). Are dewey's days numbered? School Library Journal, 58(10), 24-28. Kaplan, T. B., Giffard, S. S., Still-Schiff, J. J., & Dolloff, A. A. (2013). One size does not fit all. Knowledge Quest, 42(2), 30-37. Potter, J. M. (2017). The Effects of Genrefication of Fiction on the Book Selection Process in Elementary Schools. Culminating Projects in Information Media, Paper 7. Rice, Melissa, Kolendo, Joanna. (2009) Transition & Reflection: Frankfort Public Library District’s Decision to Go Dewey Free. ILA Reporter. .27 (3), 12-15

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Photo Credits:

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