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Permalink Reply by Mamta Verma on December 13, 2010 at 0:16

Routing of periodicals is a method for providing latest information to users.  In this methods current  periodicals  are moved from the origin point i. e. library to user. Suppose Periodical is "Current Science" . First it will go to user A,  after using the periodical user A will return that to library. Then library again library will send the periodical to User B, C, D, and so on and ultimately the periodical will reach to the library.

 

Hope it will work.

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Permalink Reply by Anil Kumar Dewangan on March 4, 2013 at 21:19

thanks for yur information

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Permalink Reply by Siddu on March 4, 2013 at 22:33

This is one method.  In another method, a complete list of all the readers is put on the periodical say A, B, C..................N.  After A finishes reading, he/she will send it to B, (the next person in the list).  B after his reading will send it to C and so on till all the users till N are done with the reading of the periodical.  Once everyone is done with it, the periodical comes to the library.  Here the disadvantage is keeping tack of the periodical.

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Permalink Reply by Atul Chandanvandan on December 13, 2010 at 20:35

Routing is for Latest issue only, Mostly it is prectice in special or reserch libraries to circulate the latest issues of journals to members of organisation

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