转型期改进高校图书馆评估的若干思考

分析传统高校图书馆评估体系存在的不足,提山评估主体结构、评估程序、评估指标、评估摸式等方面的改进意见。     

发展与创新:全国第四次图书馆学基础理论学术研讨会综述

图书馆学理论必须站在当代人类科学学术思想的历史高度,对图书馆形成与发展的客观规律做出充分解释;对当代图书馆工作实践面临的和即将面临的重大问题,必须进行深入的和前瞻性的研究,并做出系统的、有说服力的科学解答。参考文献13。     

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。     

高校图书馆教学/学习用书著录的探讨

教学／学习用书是高校图书馆馆藏的重要组成。教学／学习用书具有不同于其它文献的特点，高校师生的检索利用也不同于其它馆藏图书。为提高教学／学习用书的利用率，方便高校师生检索，本文探讨了高校图书馆在教学／学习用书著录时，机读目录格式中4--连接款目块的使用。     

高校图书馆电子图书与OPAC系统整合初探

将高校图书馆电子图书与OPAC书目查询系统整合在一起，为读者开辟了更加快捷地获取文献全文的渠道。本文结合实际，就电子图书与图书馆OPAC系统的整合谈一些看法。     

高校图书馆与院系资料室融合的具体对策

论文以湖南科技大学图书馆与院系资料室的融合工作为例，探讨了融合过程中遇到的具体问题及对策。     

自习室的科学化管理--高校图书馆新的服务价值取向

论文讨论了高校图书馆自习室在学校人才培养工作中的重要性,阐明了对图书馆自习室施行科学管理的必要性及方法.     

高校馆配中文电子书的现状与问题分析

当前,高校馆配中文电子书的市场供给由直接渠道中的内容出版商和间接渠道中的数字图书馆集成商、传统纸质书馆配商构成。高校馆配中文电子书市场存在着平台众多、整合困难,电子书格式、功能与呈现方式不一,标准的行业认可度和执行力不足,新书纸电同步率不高,定价偏低等诸多问题。高校图书馆界应增进与供给渠道商的沟通合作,发挥CALIS的桥梁纽带作用,加强电子书的阅读推广,培养师生成熟的版权意识,深入调研读者阅读行为,制订符合馆情的纸质书与电子书协同采访方针。     

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.     

Instructor Use of Educational Streaming Video Resources

Although a substantial majority of academic libraries now provide streaming video, the literature contains few studies which focus on how such resources are used. This article presents the results of a qualitative research study consisting of in-depth interviews with 18 instructors who use of one category of streaming video resources, educational videos, which are important because they are sold a higher price than most individuals can afford, and thus are typically only available to instructors through the library. The study's main findings are that instructors think educational streaming video resources compare favorably to commercial and non-streaming alternatives in most respects and use them whenever possible, that the primary benefit of these resources is to facilitate better use of limited class time by enabling instructors to assign videos as outside-of-class viewing, and that the library is not the primary means instructors use to discover new educational streaming video resources. Additional insights are provided into factors that academic libraries should consider when deciding which resources to invest in, which acquisition models to pursue, and what marketing strategies to employ to ensure maximum usage.