“双一流”建设背景下高校图书馆信息资源建设策略探究

“双一流”建设是我国高等教育发展的重大举措,为高校图书馆发展提出了新要求。文章分析了“双一流”建设背景下高校图书馆信息资源建设的新使命,以此为目标确立信息资源建设的指导原则,在此基础上探究高校图书馆信息资源建设策略与路径,以期对高校图书馆助推“双一流”建设研究有所裨益。     

高校图书馆阅读推广效益的计量研究

让学生多读书、读好书,增加校园阅读者人数、深阅读人数,提高图书馆资源利用率,提高科研成果数量和质量,是高校图书馆阅读推广的最直接目标。文章参照经济效益的定义,依据活动目标,为计量高校图书馆阅读推广效益建立了模型,推出了相应的计量方法。     

Corporate Philanthropy and Libraries:

This article discusses the history of corporate philanthropy in the United States. It traces the response of corporations to cutbacks in federal spending initiated by President Ronald Reagan. The author concludes that libraries must learn to approach private corporations for in-kind donations, product donations, and volunteer help, as well as grant funds. Because corporations benefit through publicity, name recognition, and prestige, as well as in reduced taxes, it is to their advantage to assist public institutions such as libraries.     

高校图书馆效益评价体系分析

高校图书馆综合效益主要包括社会效益和经济效益,对综合效益进行评价有两大指标,即投入指标和产出指标。文章构建了综合评价指标体系,并对该指标体系中的投入产出指标分别进行了详细的分析,给出了提高提高综合效益的意见和建议。     

基于清博指数的档案馆微信公众号建设优化研究

本文探究档案馆和图书馆在微信公众号建设上的差距,总结图书馆微信公众号的运营经验,为档案馆微信公众号建设发展提供参考。分别选择5个具有代表性的微信公众号,结合清博指数分析样本传播效益及建设实况;通过翔实的数据对比分析档案馆与图书馆微信公众号建设现状,以揭示问题所在。基于图书馆的经验,档案馆可从用户服务、运营管理、内容建设三个方面优化微信公众号运营,以提升其微信公众号传播力和影响力。     

台湾地区高校学术电子书联盟采购方式与效益

随着数字时代的来临,学术电子书近年来得到快速发展。为确保采购质量与价格优惠,台湾地区图书馆对学术电子书实行联盟采购已经成为了发展趋势。论文探讨了图书馆联盟采购的方式与效益,指出了存在的问题,并提出了充分发挥图书馆联盟采购效益的建议。     

Web-based Loansome Doc, librarians, and end users: results from a survey of the Southeast Region

OBJECTIVES: The study examines how Loansome Doc services are implemented and used by libraries in the Southeast Region and describe end users' experiences with and attitudes toward Loansome Doc. METHODS: 251 active DOCLINE libraries and 867 Loansome Doc users were surveyed. RESULTS: Roughly one half of the libraries offered Loansome Doc services. Of those that did not, most indicated no plans to offer it in the future. The majority had a small number of end users and experienced minimal increases in interlibrary loan activity. Problems were relatively rare. Satisfaction with Loansome Doc was high among all types of libraries. End users were usually physicians or other health care professionals who requested articles for research and patient care. Most learned about Loansome Doc through PubMed or Internet Grateful Med. End users appeared to be largely self-taught or received informal instruction in Loansome Doc. Loansome Doc filled document requests in a timely manner, and end users reported being satisfied with the service. CONCLUSIONS: Greater promotion of what Loansome Doc is and how it can benefit libraries can increase the number of participating libraries. While satisfaction of Loansome Doc end users is high, satisfaction could be increased with more help on the PubMed screen, more library training, and faster delivery methods.     

Applying a Software Development Product Cycle to Library Technology Adoption and Development

Product cycles have long been used in software development, but libraries can also benefit from a structured product life cycle to help manage technology development and acquisition. This article outlines a proposed product cycle for library technology management with information on implementing each step of the cycle. It will also include information for librarians assessing the success of structured technology management.     

Use of IT in university libraries of Punjab, Chandigarh and Himachal Pradesh: A comparative study

This paper is designed to measure the use of Information Technology (IT) in the university libraries of Punjab, Himachal Pradesh and Chandigarh with an ulterior objective to establish some co-relation between quality in libraries and use of IT. The paper highlights the use of hardware and software facilities in university libraries. It also highlights the access of networks, information services and barriers in IT applications. A survey conducted on four university libraries, namely Panjab University library, Chandigarh; Himachal Pradesh University, Shimla; Punjabi university Library, Patiala; and Guru Nanak Dev University Library, Amritsar found that only Panjab University Library, Chandigarh and GND university library, Amritsar have provided computerised access to in-house databases. The findings presented are based on a survey conducted with the help of questionnaires, interview and observation methods. Library literature reveals that quality depends on merging print culture with digital culture but the result of this survey confirm that print culture is still dominating in university libraries of this region.     

Use of IT in university libraries of Punjab,Chandigarh and Himachal Pradesh: A comparative study

This paper is designed to measure the use of Information Technology (IT) in the university libraries of Punjab, Himachal Pradesh and Chandigarh with an ulterior objective to establish some co-relation between quality in libraries and use of IT. The paper highlights the use of hardware and software facilities in university libraries. It also highlights the access of networks, information services and barriers in IT applications. A survey conducted on four university libraries, namely Panjab University library, Chandigarh; Himachal Pradesh University, Shimla; Punjabi university Library, Patiala; and Guru Nanak Dev University Library, Amritsar found that only Panjab University Library, Chandigarh and GND university library, Amritsar have provided computerised access to in-house databases. The findings presented are based on a survey conducted with the help of questionnaires, interview and observation methods. Library literature reveals that quality depends on merging print culture with digital culture but the result of this survey confirm that print culture is still dominating in university libraries of this region.