高校扩招与图书馆期刊文献资源建设

高校扩招是我国高等教育目前出现的新生事物。扩招对高校图书馆期刊文献资源建设提出了新的要求，使期刊文献的需求发生了变化。图书馆应根据要求和变化，遵循一定的原则，采取相应的措施，进行期刊文献资源建设。     

提高高校期刊利用率的思考和对策

期刊是图书馆的一种主要文献资料，加强图书馆馆藏期刊的利用和管理，是提高图书馆服务质量的有效途径。本文根据21世纪信息革命特点，阐述了在信息资料利用方式增多的新形势下，提高高校期刊利用率的一些设想和措施。     

网络环境下的高校期刊工作研究

本文分析了现代信息技术的发展给高校图书馆期刊工作带来的影响，并就高校图书馆如何适应网络环境的变化，优化期刊资源建设、开拓服务模式等方面做了探讨。     

网络环境下图书馆期刊工作探讨

论述了当前网络环境下高校图书馆期刊工作的现状及发生的变化，以及网络环境下进行期刊文献资源，特别是电子期刊和网络期刊资源开发与利用的措施和途径。     

我省高校馆期刊资源共享的战略思考

在网络环境下，对我省高校图书馆期刊资源共享提出了四步发展的战略思想及自己的观点。     

浅谈商专图书馆期刊文献的开发和利用

随着杜会主义市场经济体制的建立，高校图书馆期刊工作面临着新的考验。如何加强期刊献的管理、开发和利用，使期刊工作在为本校教学和科研服务的前提条件下，直接走向经济建设。把信息转化为知识财富，以适应生存竞争的需要。本拟就安徽高等商业专科学校图书馆近年来在这些     

高校图书馆外文期刊资源建设

针对当前形势对高校图书馆外文期刊资源建设的影响，从制定馆藏发展目标，重视印刷型外文期刊的存储，加强外文期刊协调与集中管理，充分利用现代信息环境多方面获取外文期刊文献信息，积极开展国际期刊交换工作等方面提出加强高校图书馆馆藏外文期刊资源建设的举措。     

馆藏纸本期刊与电子期刊整合的思考

网络环境给高校图书馆的馆藏期刊服务工作带来了极大的挑战。高校图书馆应深化馆藏期刊服务工作,对纸本期刊进行深层次开发,通过对馆藏纸本期刊与电子期刊的有效整合,充分发挥整合后的期刊文献信息资源的作用,进而为用户提供更为优质、个性化的期刊服务。     

高校图书馆外文期刊合理采购的方法与途径

本文从七个方面，探讨了高校图书馆外文期刊合理采购的方法与途径。     

新形势下期刊文献资料建设的思考

本文在对我国高校图书馆期刊文献资源建设现状分析的基础上，着重论述了新形势下加强期刊文献资源建设的必要性和必然性。并就普通高校图书馆在新的形势下，如何进行期刊文献资源建设，提出了自己的见解，意在共同探讨。     

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