用户需求对因特网信息资源建设的影响

虽然技术因素促进了因特网的发展，但是决定因特网可持续发展的最终因素和推动力量是用户。用户决定因特网的生存和发展。因此从用户的角度出发，研究了因特网信息资源的建设、资源的选择、评价和服务。     

因特网用户信息需求的发掘与跟踪

探讨因特网用户信息需求发掘和跟踪的方法与技术,重点研究Web挖掘在用户信息需求数据分析中的应用。     

信息构建与用户信息需求的满足

通过论述信息构建的内容、目标和当代信息用户信息需求的特点，提出信息构建对满足用户信息需求的指导意义。     

试析因特网用户的信息交互行为

文章分析了因特网用户信息交互行为的类型及特点,并对典型的因特网用户信息交互行为,如社会相符行为、聚群行为、利他行为、从众行为及公开与私密并存的网上信息交互行为进行了探讨.     

用户信息需求研究的再思考

本文从用户信息需求研究创新概念入手，论述了用户信息需求研究的发展理念，用户需求的特点及新趋势，影响用户需求转化的主、客观因素，探讨了用户需求研究的方法。     

新时期用户信息需求的特征与满足

通过对当前网络环境下图书馆读者信息需求的特征及内容的分析研究,提出图书馆深入研究读者信息需求,开展多元化读者服务来满足读者信息需求的新举措.     

基于用户需求的信息资源整合研究与实践

文章论述了网上信息资源的分类、特点和华南理工大学图书馆根据用户需求,利用网上丰富的信息资源,开展馆藏文献、免费报刊、电子全文、专利文献等信息的整合与实践,并提出网上资源整合中应注意的问题。     

移动图书馆用户信息需求与满足策略

论述移动互联网环境下图书馆用户信息需求的类型及特点,分析影响用户使用移动图书馆的因素,提出移动图书馆用户信息需求的满足策略.     

报业信息用户的信息需求初探

用户信息需求的研究是图书馆学和情报学领域里一个重要课题。作为承担为报纸版面提供信息资料服务的报社信息中心(有的报社亦称资料中心)．更应将用户信息需求研究放在其工作的重要位置。这是因为任何一张报纸对信息需求既具有共性，又具有个性，信息中心对报纸版面的每一项、每一次信息服务不会雷同，必须以度身定制的方式进行。因此，报业信息中心的信息服务都必须建立在了解用户需求的基础上，并将用户需求的调查和分析研究贯穿信息服务全过程，这也是体现信息服务价值的重要标志。     

用户信息需求研究

讨论了信息用户需求的结构,认为影响用户的信息需求因素既有用户自身的因素,又有外部因素,如信息源、信息工具、信息服务等。阐述了传统用户信息需求和网络用户信息需求的研究现状。     

因特网用户信息检索与浏览行为研究

分别揭示了因特网用户信息检索、信息浏览行为的特点 ,比较了网上信息浏览与检索行为中的用户信息需求认知建构过程 ,并在此基础上提出了浏览 检索整合式的网上信息查寻模式     

从用户需求角度看政府网站的检索服务

针对目前我国政府网站检索服务现状和对政府网站检索服务研究的不足，从用户的检索功能需求出发，并借鉴美国政府网站建设的经验，论述政府网站的检索服务。     

网络环境下西部高校图书馆用户需求与信息服务

对网络环境下西部高校图书馆信息服务环境的变化及用户需求的特点进行分析，提出了西部高校图书馆开展网络信息服务的走向及措施。     

论读者需求

图书馆服务的对象是读者，满足读者的需求是图书馆运行的主要目的。本文着眼于读者需求的含义、类型、特点，对图书馆如何满足读者需求进行了探讨。     

我国用户利用视音频信息的调查分析

在国家社科基金资助下，采用问卷调研与实地调查相结合的方法，对图书馆、情报所、电视台视音频信息资源的收藏状况和各类用户利用录像制品和视音频信息的现状、查询行为以及用户需求进行调研、分析和阐述。     

Meeting the Information Needs of Constitutionalist Patrons

Abstract

This paper attempts to illustrate the challenges that a reference law librarian might face when facing the information needs of Constitutionalist patrons.Constitutionalist patrons here are defined as members of a diverse community of groups that challenge the validity of the mainstream legal system in a variety of ways.The paper provides background on the different types of patrons who fit the generic category of Constitutionalist, explains the theories that these patrons use to view the legal system, and discusses sources and materials that are of interest to them.The intention of the paper is to provide the reference librarian with the necessary background information to understand the perspective from which the patrons approach the law library.     

Meeting Changing Information Needs of Illinois Firefighters

Abstract

The Illinois Fire Service Institute (IFSI) Library, established in 1990 to support instructional teaching and research, continued to support the academic programs in the Institute while initiating and developing its Outreach Program in 1998. This program provides library and information services to Illinois fire departments and firefighters throughout the state. Since establishing the Outreach Program, the IFSI Library has accumulated more than 7,000 entries in a “Reference Request Database.”

This paper reports and analyzes the data, including request methods, delivery methods, types of requests, and types of resources. Trends indicate a change over time in request and delivery methods. Different regions of the state and different user groups have begun to use the library. The research can serve as a model for designing, developing and evaluating outreach reference service in a special or small library dedicated to meeting the information needs of remote library users.     

Meeting the Information Needs of Nursing Students

Reference librarians in large academic medical center libraries deal with a variety of user groups with markedly different needs and skills. Undergraduate nursing students in particular have unique requirements. To help these students effectively with a small reference staff, librarians at the Indiana University School of Medicine Library developed a library instruction module for use in an introductory nursing research class. This article describes the module and the particular needs of the nursing students.     

Meeting the Information Needs of Battered Women:

Wde assault is an important social problem that needs to be addressed by librarians and library and information science (LIS) re:;earchers concerned with the way in which battered women search for information. This paper reports on two studies in which the social1 service network is viewed as a type of information system and which question the effectiveness of community responses to the information needs of battered women. The results of these studies suggest several ways in which LIS professionals can better assist three client groups: individual battered women, social service providers, and public policy or decision makers.