建立公共图书馆学科馆员制度刍议

结合本馆具体情况，论述了公共图书馆建立学科馆员的必要性，学科馆员的工作职责以及学科馆员的素质要求，提出了公共图书馆实施学科馆员制的几点建议。     

实行学科馆员制度深化文献信息服务

文章认为，学科馆员制度是高校图书馆服务创新，深化文献信息服务与管理的新举措。文章指出了建立学科馆员制度的必要性，分析了学科馆员制度的运行架构，并提出了完善这一制度的相应对策与建议。     

学科馆员在高校对书馆中的作用综论

近年来，一些高校纷纷设立学科馆员，但其作用的发挥则不尽如人意。针对这一现实，本文在对学科馆员概述的基础上，对学科馆员在高校图书馆中的作用做了系统阐释，提出了其作用分中介性服务、指导性服务、研究性服务这样由初级到中级再到高级三个层次，并以此为视角对学科馆员作用的充分发挥做了进一步的探讨。     

建立公共图书馆学科馆员制度刍议

论述了公共图书馆建立学科馆员的必要性，学科馆员的工作职责以及学科馆员的素质要求，提出了公共图书馆实施学科馆员制的几点建议。     

高校图书馆学科馆员制度论略

网络环境使图书馆呈现出明显的社会性、开放性和学术性特点。学科馆员针对各学科进行的专业化、深层次的学科服务，已成为高校图书馆一种新型的主体性和定位性服务形式。文章介绍了学科馆员及学科馆员制度产生的时代背景，强调了学科馆员在高校图书馆信息服务中的主体地位，提出了选拔、培养学科馆员以及建立学科馆员制度的措施。     

论航海院校图书馆学科馆员制度建设

介绍了学科馆员的定义和发展历史，阐述了设立学科馆员的必要性及其工作职责。结合航海院校教育的特点。对如何建设图书馆学科馆员制度提出几点设想。     

信息联络员--学科馆员的初级阶段

论述了信息联络员与学科馆员的关系，提出普通高校图书馆应该结合实际情况建立信息联络员制度，在此基础上进一步建立健全学科馆员制度。     

新世纪十年我国学科馆员与学科服务的发展（上）

学科馆员与学科服务作为图书馆服务的一个新的重要领域,在我国已有12年的历史。文章阐述了学科馆员的概念与发展历程,概要总结了2001至2010年十年之间学科馆员与学科服务的发展成就、现状、存在的问题与对策。从中外比较可知我国学科馆员制度与服务还处于初级阶段,提出了促进未来学科馆员与学科服务发展的若干建议。参考文献37。     

新世纪十年我国学科馆员与学科服务的发展（下）

学科馆员与学科服务作为图书馆服务的一个新的重要领域,在我国已有12年的历史。文章阐述了学科馆员的概念与发展历程,概要总结了2001至2010年十年之间学科馆员与学科服务的发展成就、现状、存在的问题与对策。从中外比较可知我国学科馆员制度与服务还处于初级阶段,提出了促进未来学科馆员与学科服务发展的若干建议。参考文献30。     

学科馆员的神话

本文从介绍学科馆员制度的历史、成因和特征入手，通过对图书馆本身结构分析和学科馆员发展的预测解释了学科馆员的出现对图书馆和图书馆员造成的影响。并且针对性提出了一些参考性的解决方案。     

Reference and PDF-Manager Software: Complexities,Support and Workflow

In the past, librarians taught reference management by training library users to use established software programs such as RefWorks or EndNote. In today's environment, there is a proliferation of Web-based programs that are being used by library clientele that offer a new twist on the well-known reference management programs. Basically, these new programs are PDF-manager software (e.g., Mendeley or Papers). Librarians are faced with new questions, issues, and concerns, given the new workflows and pathways that these PDF-manager programs present. This article takes a look at some of those.     

Special programs in medical library education, 1957-1971. II. Analysis of the programs

In this report, responses to a questionnaire to the directors of the sixteen past and present medical library education programs are presented. The questionnaires indicate a rather wide variety of training programs with emphases that vary from preparation of management personnel to preparation of subject specialists and those skilled in the techniques of information storage and retrieval. The content of the degree programs is fairly evenly divided among general retrieval and outside courses. The internship programs place more emphasis on the work experience than do the degree programs, supplementing this experience with appropriate courses in science, health sciences, management, and information storage and retrieval. Program directors indicated that new or expanded programs are needed in medical library education, although caution is reflected in comments concerning the limited job market. Most of the internship directors stated that they could not accommodate more individuals in their programs without expansion of staff and facilities.     

Reference and PDF-manager software: complexities, support and workflow

In the past, librarians taught reference management by training library users to use established software programs such as RefWorks or EndNote. In today's environment, there is a proliferation of Web-based programs that are being used by library clientele that offer a new twist on the well-known reference management programs. Basically, these new programs are PDF-manager software (e.g., Mendeley or Papers). Librarians are faced with new questions, issues, and concerns, given the new workflows and pathways that these PDF-manager programs present. This article takes a look at some of those.     

Sex on prime‐time in the 90's

Although the proportion of network prime‐time programs with sexual images decreased somewhat during the 1990's, the overall message about sex did not change. Sex is often found in a humorous context—four often programs include humorous sexual references. Sex is most often found in dramas, followed closely by situation comedies. Moreover, one‐fifth of prime‐time programs have sexual content that is categorized as gratuitous (unwarranted) to the plot. Viewers do not seem to favor programs with sexual content — there was no support for the hypothesis that programs with sexual content would have higher Nielsen ratings than programs without sexual content.     

Library orientation and library instruction for medical students

Library instruction and library orientation goals, techniques, and programs are reviewed. These programs are a responsibility of the information specialist. Existing programs use varied means to accomplish these educational goals.     

Yoga at the Public Library: An Exploratory Survey of Canadian and American Librarians

Results of a 2017 survey of 983 public librarians in the U.S. and Canada show that libraries increasingly provide opportunities for both youth and adults to practice yoga at the library. This article examines how these public library yoga programs work and what impacts they have. Most libraries have limited means to assess the impact of these programs. Nonetheless, over 80% of responding librarians said participation in yoga programs had met or exceeded their expectations, and 60% said yoga programs have brought new users into their libraries. These results suggest that yoga programs in public libraries are having significant effects.     

Publicized Intimacies on Reality Television: An Analysis of Voyeuristic Content and Its Contribution to the Appeal of Reality Programming

Given that reality television is not a cohesive genre, a better understanding of the frequently noted voyeuristic appeal of reality programs would require an analysis of content features that may contribute to their voyeuristic appeal. A survey administered to television viewers and a content analysis of reality programs support hypotheses regarding the voyeuristic appeal of reality programs in general, and suggest that scenes which adopt a “fly on the wall perspective,” take place in private settings, contain nudity, and/or include gossip, contribute to the voyeuristic appeal of reality programs.     

Competition and the decline in Western television program popularity in Indonesia during the 1990s

Despite the country's population base of 240 million, Indonesian television has not been widely explored in academic and professional venues. This paper examines the impact of competition on the popularity of foreign programs in the Indonesian market during the mid-1990s. Analyzing recently released ratings data from a television ratings service, this paper suggests that competition has given rise to the popularity of local programs, while foreign program popularity has declined steeply during the same three year period. The findings also suggest that cultural proximity is a factor of the popularity of programs. By 1997, Asian programs outnumbered Western programs on the top 100 highest rated program lists in Indonesia. We explore implications of study findings for filling this void in the literature.     

Rerun content preferences: An examination of favorite program types

Loyalty to program types is recognized as a significant characteristic of television viewing behavior. Few studies have investigated preferences for rerun program types. This study examines the content preferences of favorite programs for differences of rerun programs and first‐run programs among 489 respondents.     

Assessment in Higher Education

An overview of outcomes assessment in postsecondary education is presented, including attention to legislative and accreditation mandates, assessment methods commonly used, and the controversies associated with the implementation of outcomes assesment programs. In examining the results of institutional curriculum assesment programs, the author looks at the ways academic libraries can become involved in university and college level assessment programs in ways which benefit libraries, in addition to looking at ways libraries can assess their instructional programs.