传统文献组织与网络信息组织之比较

知识经济时代，“数字地球村”已并非神话，网络信息铺天盖地而来。图书馆传统文献组织与网络信息组织的实质是知识组织，分类法和主题法是知识组织的基本方法。探讨网络信息组织与传统文献组织之间的关系及其发展趋势，无疑具有重要的现实意义。     

基于支持向量机的文本自动分类试验研究

提出了将支持向量机应用于文本自动分类的研究，与常用的K-最邻近法相比，无论是对训练数据集还是测试数据集均具有一定的优势，而且不同特征选择方法对支持向量机的影响要比K-最邻近法小。此外，从研究中的不同特征选择的评价函数来看，它们对分类有一定的影响，应用X2统计进行特征选择的分类正确率最高，其次是文本证据权，而期望交叉熵的效果最差，说明特征选择在文本自动分类中也是相当重要的。     

数据挖掘技术在科研信息服务中的应用研究

针对网络信息检索的现状，本文从数据挖掘、序化、组织和应用等方面，论述了基于数据挖掘技术的网络信息检索优势，对拓展科研信息服务提出了几点建议。     

Internet信息资源的检索策略

本论述了Internet信息资源的类型、检索工具的种类，提出了Internet资源的检索策略和技巧。     

RSS/ATOM:提高图书馆服务水平的新技术

如何利用新技术来提高图书馆的服务水平一直是图书馆人思索的问题。RSS／ATOM是博客流行的技术基础，它的统一信息发布标准可以用来改善图书馆的服务手段，提高图书馆的服务水平，为图书馆带来了新的发展机会。本文首先分析了RSS／ATOM的基本原理，然后探讨了该技术在图书馆服务方面的应用，如信息发布、知识交流、营造交流空间等。     

参考文献管理工具发展趋向略论

参考资源的日益丰富和用户需求的不断提升要求参考文献管理工具的功能应日益强大，使用更加方便。从版本多样化、插件多样化、检索高效化、管理智能化、写作软件一体化、资源中心化、使用网络化以及交流社区化等8个方面具体分析这类工具软件的发展新趋向。     

Setting the Students’ Bearings and Balance in Appraisal

The author, a professor at the University of Toronto, touches briefly on the extensive and rich archival literature that supports the teaching of macroappraisal, but notes that this is not the only educational material she offers her students when teaching appraisal theory. She discusses the usefulness to archivists of literature from the fields of ethnography, organizational knowing, records in history, personal documentary behaviour, memory, and communications, noting that the use of texts from these fields can encourage students to reflect on their own presumptions and to develop a taste for the wide reading and research that must support appraisal.     

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.     

Spatial Discovery of Linked Research Datasets and Documents at a Spatially Enabled Research Library

Current publishing practices in academia tend to result in datasets that are difficult to discover. This is because datasets are not well-integrated across academic domains and they are often not linked to the documents that reference them. For these reasons, discovering datasets across domains can be challenging; for example, discovering archeological observations and biological specimens using the same search is not widely supported, even if both datasets share a similar spatial extent, like Mesoamerica. It is also challenging to retrieve relevant documents that reference datasets; for example, retrieving a series of field reports that reference archeological observations is typically not supported. Our work develops an extensible method for: (1) geographically integrating collections across disciplinary repositories and (2) connecting datasets to related documents. We describe a collection of spatially-referenced researcher datasets, capturing their metadata elements and encoding them as linked open data. We then leverage existing library services to formalize links from datasets to documents. The system described in this work has been deployed, resulting in an experimental open data site for the UCSB campus. Results indicate that this system can be scaled-up with support from an institutional repository in the near future.     

Digital Inclusion in Library Context: A Perspective from Users with Print Disability

Digital inclusion is a strategy pursued to foster social inclusion of those who have been sidelined from the mainstream of information society due to lack of access to digital technologies and the skills to use them. Libraries have been working to close the gap by providing access to computers, the Internet, digital content, and digital literacy programs. However, research reveals a new type of divide where digitally competent people could be digitally excluded. This shows the need for a better conceptualization of access and literacy. This paper commits to exploring the concept of access to digital content from the perspective of people with print disability. It involved in-depth interviews with ten participants with print disability where the International Classification of Functioning, Disability, and Health was used as a framework for data analysis. The overall analysis shows that digital inclusion would be more meaningful if it involved providing content in alternative formats and empowering users to make informed choices. Issues such as flexibility and adaptability in content presentation and design of content discovery tools are among those discussed.