The assertion that collection development starts with community analysis is <em><u>logically correct.</u></em>
The<em> collection development policy </em>is vital for setting goals for the collection that mirror the missions of the library. It gives information to the stakeholders of the library about how the collection will be chosen, and who will make the decisions regarding the collection.
Collection development starts with community analysis. The collection plan should follow a logical process in order to be effective. The community should be taken into consideration before the plan is carried out. The more one knows about the community, the better it'll be to make the collection plan effective.
Timekeeping has been a part of society since Ancient Egypt. The use of spring-powered mechanisms allowed clocks to be made smaller ... Essentially, the church bells and the mechanical clock now became the monitor of the working day.
