钱存训先生与芝加哥大学东亚图书馆

论文是作者在"中美文化交流与图书馆发展国际学术研讨会"上的发言,着重介绍了钱存训先生在芝加哥大学东亚图书馆工作、进修、奋斗、成功的经历.     

The Implementation of a Renewal-Limits Policy at University Libraries,Northern Illinois University

Abstract

In 1991, the University Libraries of Northern Illinois University implemented a revised policy for renewals of library materials. Various system, staff, and patronrelated concerns required the access services department to adapt to immediate demands, then to seek longterm solutions. This case study examines the initial impact of the new policy, corrections, and new procedures that were adopted over time. It also examines ongoing issues related to renewals policy.     

Papers of Russian Poet Yevgeny Yevtushenko Available to Researchers at Stanford University Libraries

ABSTRACT

Stanford University Libraries has recently acquired and made available to researchers the personal and professional papers of Russian poet Yevgeny Yevtushenko.     

Writing a Proposal for Electronic Reserves at Virginia Commonwealth University

ABSTRACT

This presents the experience at Virginia Commonwealth University Libraries in developing a pilot project proposal for electronic reserves. The proposal served as the blueprint for planning as well as gaining the support of the library administration and library staff by discussing goals, scope, intellectual property management, budget, and timetable. Implementation of the proposal provided opportunities to identified obstacles and solutions.     

Assessment of Marketing Faculty Publications at a Major Research University to Satisfy Information Needs

This paper provides an evidence-based assessment of the University of Arkansas Libraries' collections to determine whether they are adequate to support the research and teaching needs of the marketing department. Specifically, it determined where the marketing faculty published, the characteristics of their publications, and the characteristics of their cited references. The study found that the faculty cited more recent literature and a prevalence of journal articles in their cited references. The results also demonstrate the preference of marketing faculty to work in small groups consisting of two to four collaborators.     

Searching for a New Way to Reach Patrons: A Search Engine Optimization Pilot Project at Binghamton University Libraries

ABSTRACT

Search engine use is one of the most popular online activities. According to a recent OCLC report, nearly all students start their electronic research using a search engine instead of the library Web site. Instead of viewing search engines as competition, however, librarians at Binghamton University Libraries decided to employ search engine optimization strategies to make their Web site more visible on the search engine result pages. Although search engine optimization is used frequently by commercial Web sites, few libraries have attempted to optimize their own sites. This article describes Binghamton University's experiences in developing and implementing an optimization pilot project. The research presented in this article has importance for libraries who may be considering an optimization project for their own sites.