利用MARC格式对网络信息资源编目的研究

论文在提出网络信息资源特点及其对编目要求的基础上，通过分析MARC格式516字段、538字段、753字段和856字段的功用与特点，论证了MARC格式在网络信息资源编目中的可行性，并就MARC格式的发展尤其是CNMARC的开发研究提出建议。     

对我国书目提要演变的思索--兼论机读目录提要项的著录

本文通过对我国古代书目提要演变特点的分析,阐释现代书目提要的特点,并对两者进行比较,说明书目提要在演变过程中所发生的巨大差异,从而探讨机读目录提要项著录的方法。     

论国家文献信息资源保障体系建设

建设国家文献信息资源保障体系具有重要意义。有国家的政策支持,有雄厚的信息资源基础和先进的技术支持,建设科学的国家信息资源保障体系是完全可行的。建设中要遵守用户至上、适合国情、共知共享和科学性、系统性等原则。体系的文献信息采购模式可采用补贴型与平台型结合的模式,其组织模式可采用高级理事会的模式。保障体系应注意处理好各类资源及其拥有与存取的关系问题。参考文献14。     

文献信息数字化与图书馆发展趋势研究

文献信息数字化深刻地影响着图书馆的发展。当今图书馆的发展趋势有:以复合图书馆为主体的三维结构模式;建设并整合数字信息资源;提供虚拟参考咨询服务和个性化服务;建设图书馆网站;开展联合体的馆际合作;构筑数字化学术交流平台;重视数字化资源保存;建立用户主导的质量评价机制;建设专业化馆员队伍。参考文献7。     

网络阅读指导研究

网络阅读指导并非传统阅读指导的简单移植。网络阅读指导与网络、网络阅读的特点密切相关,并且存在多种形式。同时,网络阅读指导面临着目录式搜索引擎的冲击。     

汉语自动分词研究的发展趋势

汉语自动分词是计算机中文信息处理中的难题。文章通过对现有分词方法的探讨，指出了汉语自动分词研究未来的发展趋势，即传统文本的有效切分，计算机技术的快速发展，改造书面汉语书写规则。参考文献35。     

FOXPRO源程序在线自动生成的分析与设计

本文分析了FOXPRO源程序的在线自动生成的设计思想和设计方案,并根据几个实例介绍了实现的全过程     

Crowdfunding for Academic Libraries: Indiana Jones Meets Polka

Crowdfunding – or creatively presenting a case for funding to like-minded individuals – is becoming an effective development strategy for academic libraries. The crowdfunding projects described offer multiple approaches to consider, from an adventure-themed video to embracing polka music to entice donors to give. Social media, used in conjunction with the web and well-established email communication formed the basis of successful project promotion. Developing a robust communication plan ahead of campaign launch is critical for success. Thanking donors for their transformational gifts and follow up communication describing the impact of their participation six months later raises friends for the library potentially for many years to come. With proper planning, an active and enthusiastic committee and effective donor stewardship, crowdfunding campaigns will help libraries raise funds to support strategic initiatives.     

More Than Just a Student Voice: Facilitating Student Leadership Development Through the Library Student Liaison Program

This article explores how the library-student liaison program at Eastern Washington University (EWU) Libraries has evolved into an opportunity for students to develop leadership skills. Originally designed to foster better communication between the EWU Libraries and students enrolled at the university, we recognized that the process of achieving established goals for the program provided a vehicle for students' leadership-skill development. To facilitate the leadership process, librarians employed the Social Change Model. Designed specifically for college students, this model engages the student to develop individual capacities to strengthen group activities that foster positive changes in the community and society.