EI Village 2检索系统中RSS推送服务及其操作方法

本文介绍了目前流行于网络的信息推送技术RSS及RSS阅读器,同时以EI Village 2检索系统为例,介绍了RSS的订制及阅读方法.     

Ei Village 2和Web of Knowledge 数据库平台的比较分析

以INSPEC数据库为例，比较和分析了Ei Village 2和Web of Knowledge在检索功能、检索结果的处理、整合功能、个性化服务、检索效率及管理功能等方面的异同，并对网络环境下数据库检索平台的评价与选择提出了建议。     

构建基于J2EE规范的数字图书馆模型的探讨

从软件工程的角度分析,数字图书馆实质是一个分布式管理信息系统。构建数字图书馆,就是构建一个分布式管理信息系统。J2EE的多层次的分布式应用模型和一系列开发技术规范,为构建数字图书馆平台提供了可靠保证。图1。参考文献11。     

维普数据库Z39.50服务端系统设计方案

介绍了维普数据库Z39.50服务端系统的设计方案，该方案有两条解决途径：基于TCP/IP的Z39.50服务端系统和基于HTTP的SRU服务端系统，笔者将这两种思路做了比较。本系统突破了传统Z39.50协议只运用于对书目数据的提供，而是提供电子期刊数据，这是本方案的特色所在。     

基于P2P的适应性信息检索系统的设计

针对现有搜索引擎的不足，提出了一个基于P2P的适应性信息检索系统设计方案，详细介绍了系统的各主要模块的功能和技术方法，进而分析了该模型的优势。     

基于词向量扩展的学术资源语义检索技术

[目的/意义] 尝试以统计的方法为指导思想,探究基于词向量扩展的语义检索技术来提升学术资源的语义检索能力。[方法/过程] 利用自然语言处理、文本挖掘技术,对采集来的学术资源（主要是学术论文）元数据进行预处理,结合word2vec词向量生成工具和elasticsearch全文检索引擎搭建语义检索系统,对学术资源进行语义检索的探索研究。[结果/结论] 本文提出的方法能够有效提升学术信息的检索效果,一定程度上实现学术资源的语义检索,并为后续语义检索的进一步研究提供借鉴。     

A pillar of the Youngstown community: The Public Library of Youngstown and Mahoning County engages in the Harwood practice

ABSTRACT

The Harwood Institute arrived in Youngstown, Ohio, in 1999; and today, over 18 years later, its teachings have made a profound effect upon the city. The Youngstown Public Library, through the leadership of Carlton Sears and Heidi Daniel, has wholeheartedly embraced the methods and ideology of the Harwood Institute, helping to reinvigorate and power a city working its way back to prosperity.     

Benefits to Collection Development Librarians from Collaborating with “Community-Embedded” Librarians-In-Training

The 21st century collection manager encounters serious challenges in collection development (e.g., budget shortages, lack of skilled personnel, lower agency prioritization, and reduced available staff time). This article explores a practical, low-cost solution to these challenges that prevent collection developers from regularly creating/managing adequately balanced collections. It discusses the role of 93 “community-embedded” librarians-in-training to develop contextually situated collections in a graduate course taught seven times in an information sciences program in a southern land grant university. Findings of collection management activity tasks completed during the course provide evidence of accrued tangible outcomes/benefits to motivate collection development librarians and their information agencies collaborate with librarians-in-training in future initiatives.     

Contesting Communities

This introductory article to the combined special issue of Journalism Studies and Journalism Practice provides an overview of some of the key contemporary approaches to studying journalism and social order. It argues the need to step beyond a functionalist framework when considering the news media’s central role in shaping social connections, community and cohesion. To advance our understandings of social order, our paper suggests a greater emphasis of the significance of journalism’s relationship to the wider social sphere along with three other key considerations, including (1) a critical focus on the relationship between media, politics and social order, especially in defining and/or negotiating “anti-social” practices and social disintegration; (2) a more refined focus on the “imagined” and geographic boundaries of news audiences in digital spaces; and (3) the changing relationship to norms and conventions of journalism practice from trust and legitimacy to the role of journalists as arbiters and connectors across social spaces.