CRISES OF IDENTITY: A METROPOLITAN COLLEGE AND ITS LIBRARY

Abstract

In 1946 the Fyfe Report on Technical Education first recognised the need for libraries in Further Education colleges in Scotland, and suggested certain specifications for this type of library. Two later reports, on Technical Education in 1956 and on Libraries in Technical Colleges in 1957, progressed from the Fyfe Report and laid down recommendations and guidelines concerning the provision of library services in technical colleges. Since that time, there have been other reports and publications concerning the standards to be followed by these libraries. By the end of the 1960s it was accepted that Further Education colleges should provide a library and should appoint a qualified librarian to administer that library.

Citation

WAITERS, M. (1982), "CRISES OF IDENTITY: A METROPOLITAN COLLEGE AND ITS LIBRARY", Library Review, Vol. 31 No. 2, pp. 104-110. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb012737