I'm currently in the process of inventory and weeding. Why both, you might ask? Well, as I go along scanning my books, I very often come across a book which looks like it has been here since our school was built. (1963) With old titles, such as "Disco King", a red light often often goes off and I check the card to see the last time the book was taken out. When you are dealing with a limited budget as I am, you sometimes have to keep that very, very old copy of "Gulliver's Travels" or "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" because it is a classic book. This list can also be found on the Teacher-Librarians page of this blog. 10 Ways to Give Weeded Books a Second Life
Attack Your Collection: Weeding with CREW from Dawn Krause
Be Proactive: Weed- School Library Monthly post
CREW: A Weeding Manual for Modern Libraries- a 93-page document from the Texas State Library and Archives Commission
Less is More: A Practical Guide to Weeding School Library Collections- book by Donna J. Baumbach and Linda L. Miller
Weed 'Em And Weep from Awful Library Books
Weeding Guidelines By Subject from Ed Sadowski
Weeding Library Collections- this wiki includes great ideas on what to do with weeded books, including book sales, donation and more.
Weeding Library Collections: A Selected Annotated Bibliography for Library Collection Evaluation-
ALA library fact sheet
Weeding and Maintenance of Reference Collections- book by Linda S. Katz
Weeding: A Practical Manual for Librarians- 7-page document from the Jefferson County Public Schools
Weeding the School Library- brochure from the California Department of Education
Weeding Presentation from Jennifer Peterson
Weeding Your Library- simple page on basics from Perma-Bound Books
Weeding Your Library- tips from teacher-librarian Cindy
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