论网站信息咨询服务模式

目前,对于网站信息咨询概念的认识尚不统一。网站信息咨询的主要模式有:基于资源重组的知识化信息服务,依托应用系统的智能化服务,基于用户需求的个性化服务,基于实时联动的交互式咨询服务等等。网站咨询服务具有快捷方便、超越时空、动态发布、资源共享、智能管理、安全可靠、实时交互、服务主动等优点。其存在的问题主要表现于思想认识、经费投入和技术、法规保证方面。参考文献8。     

面向知识创新的信息服务

网络环境下面向知识创新的信息服务运作模式有两大类型:专业信息中心模式、虚拟社区模式。图书馆应积极探索智能化程度更高、更富人性化的服务和技术,包括建立个性化信息导引机制、“一步到位”式的参考链接服务、合作虚拟参考咨询服务以及集成式多语种检索服务。参考文献7。     

论高校图书馆的网络学术信息资源保存

高校图书馆应该而且能够承担网络学术信息资源保存的重任。目前，高校图书馆通过学科资源导航、学科信息门户、特色馆藏建设等方式选择、获取并保存网络学术信息资源，增加充实馆藏，取得了一定的成效，但也存在一些问题。     

网络文化与图书馆

论文阐述了网络文化的基本内涵，全面分析了图书馆与网络文化的关系，研究了图书馆在网络文化建设中的地位和作用，提出了面对网络文化的冲击图书馆应采取的相关策略和措施。     

国外网络分类法的发展及对我国网络分类法理论与实践的启示

论文在分析网络分类法与传统文献分类法差异的基础上，阐述了国外网络分类法的特点、问题、发展趋势以及对我国网络分类法理论与实践的几点启示。     

Analysis of Academic Libraries' Facebook Posts: Text and Data Analytics

This research analyzed a dataset of academic libraries' posts on Facebook. It applied a text and data analytics approach to a dataset collected from the Facebook posts of academic libraries at the top 100 English-speaking universities, as listed by the 2014 Shanghai World University Rankings. The dataset is from a two-year posting history of 18,333 unique posts, 113,621 likes, and 3401 comments. Less than a quarter of the libraries had more than 2000 post-related likes, and only seven received more than 100 comments on their postings. Content analysis identified the most prevalent single word (unigrams), bigrams (two-word sequences), and trigrams (three-word sequences) in high and low engagement content. Semantic analysis identified the semantic categories for posts with high and low engagement. The findings can assist academic libraries in their social media strategies for engagement, marketing, and visibility.     

Build It and They Will Come? Patron Engagement Via Twitter at Historically Black College and University Libraries

This study is a social media analysis on the use of Twitter at Historically Black Colleges and University (HBCU) libraries. While information science researchers have begun examining how libraries use social media, the vast majority of these studies are situated at large flagship research-intensive universities. Additionally, there currently exist deficiencies in research on social media deployment at HBCU libraries. We leverage, the IBM Watson's analytic engine, to systemically examine over 23,000, tweets over an eighteen-month period, around a set of objective measures including propagation of retweets and sentiment to assess follower engagement. The analysis found little evidence of follower engagement with library generated content. However, we observed a substantial volume of library tweets coalesced around institutional boosterism, rather than library related phenomena. This non-library related content represented the vast majority of retweets, but paradoxically was propagated by non-followers. Additionally, tweets relating to institutional boosterism produced the most positive sentiment within the data.     

They’re good blogs,Brent: (Mostly) painless branding for information professionals

ABSTRACT

Social media is a powerful tool for building an online presence, but it asks a lot. While it affords plentiful opportunities for professional development and networking, building a professional brand in an online space is not without its drawbacks and risks. By working from a set of actionable principles and benchmarks, users can minimize frustrations and setbacks to build a useful professional presence, all while imbuing the web with the tenets of good information stewardship.     

Why Users Share the News: A Theory of Reasoned Action-Based Study on the Antecedents of News-Sharing Behavior

Social media have become an integral part of online news use, affecting how individuals find, consume, and share news. By applying the Theory of Reasoned Action (TRA), this study investigates the effects of motives, attitude, and intention on news-sharing behavior among German social media users (n = 333). Findings show that news-sharing attitude and subjective norms have a positive effect on news-sharing intention, which in turn has a positive effect on actual news-sharing behavior. Taken together, we see that a new media behavior in the early phases of its societal diffusion—like social media news sharing in Germany in 2015—can mainly be explained by a rational choice logic and is rooted in the motives of socializing and information seeking. This finding thus reflects the double nature of social media as a means for both information retrieval and social grooming.     

Co-rumination and Immune Inflammatory Response in Healthy Young Adults: Associations with Interleukin-6 and C-Reactive Protein

A rich literature exists reinforcing the notion that both perceived and received social support has stress ameliorating and protective benefits both psychologically and physiologically. However, recent literature suggests that excessive dyadic negative problem talk about an issue, a phenomenon labeled co-rumination, may reverse much of the beneficial effects of social support. Healthy young adults participated in a laboratory research study exploring the associations between co-rumination and immune system inflammatory response. Partial correlations indicated a positive association between co-rumination and C-reactive protein and a negative association between co-rumination and interleukin-6 after controlling for stress, anxiety, and temperature. Discussion focuses on the means by which co-rumination may lead to negative health outcomes.