I would make it separate.  When we started getting videogames last year,
we labeled and shelved each format separately - Wii, PS3, and Gamebox -
as well as separately from our CD-ROM collection.  
 
 

Becky Tatar

Periodicals/Audiovisuals

Aurora Public Library

1 E. Benton Street

Aurora, IL   60505

Phone: 630-264-4100

FAX: 630-896-3209

[email protected]

www.aurora.lib.il.us

 

        -----Original Message-----
        From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Mary Hanlin
        Sent: Monday, May 03, 2010 2:52 PM
        To: [email protected]
        Subject: [Videolib] Bluray/DVD combined collection
        
        

        Hi Videolibbers,

         

        We've recently purchased a small collection of Blurays (58), and
I'm unsure whether it would make more sense to separate them from the
DVD collection or integrate them with the regular DVDs and VHS's.  

         

        What do you all do?  What do you suggest for a small Bluray
collection like ours?

         

        Mary.

         

        Mary Hanlin

        Media Collection Development Librarian

        Tidewater Community College

        P: 757.822.2133

        F: 757.822.2149

         

         


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