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从2005年开始,我馆开始负责收藏我校的博、硕士学位论文,从2007年开始负责我校博、硕士学位论文的统一制作。在学位论文的制作和收藏过程中,探索和总结了一些经验。本文就是把这些经验陈述出来,与大家一起探讨博、硕士论文的收藏和管理。 相似文献
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文章通过对98篇图书情报学博硕士学位论文和引文的网络数据库计量分析,对1999-2003年图书情报学博硕士论文研究主题的分布特点、研究热点、平均篇均引文量、引文文献类型构成状况进行了统计分析。同时,通过对68555篇博硕士学位论文引用我国图书情报学专业期刊的情况进行统计分析,试图从专业期刊被利用的角度对图书情报学期刊质量和学术价值进行测度和评价。 相似文献
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国外电子出版方向学位论文定量分析 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
利用美国UMI公司的博硕士论文数据库--ProQuest Digital Dissertation(PQDD),统计了1971-2001年北美和欧洲一些国家电子出版方向博士、硕士论文,并对这些论文进行了主要属性、研究方法、研究对象、主题词和学科趋势分析,旨在反映这一时期电子出版方向博士、硕士学位论文的概况,进而分析电子出版方向学科的发展状况与趋势. 相似文献
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博硕士学位论文数据库的建设研究 总被引：2，自引：0，他引：2
全国许多高等院校图书馆纷纷建立自己学校的博硕士论文数据库。济南大学博硕士学位论文数据库采用基于XML的WebService的软件开发体系，建立可跨平台整合的底层数据支持系统，构成稳定、易用、开放的多层次软件机构。采用SQL SERVER作为数据库平台，完全使用存储过程进行数据的处理，大大提高了数据处理效率和数据安全性。采用VisualStudio．NET作为开发平台，使用ASP．NET及VB．NET进行软件系统的开发，采用XML语言进行元数据描述，数据格式共享性强。 相似文献
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结合高校图书馆博硕士学位论文收藏工作的实践,提出改进收藏工作流程的一些措施。如取消回执单、更改授权协议书与纸本学位论文的分离状态以及规范信息化管理。通过这些举措,探讨博硕士学位论文收藏工作的科学化建设,指出应强化规范性文件建设、明确各部门职责,并对高校图书馆学位论文数据库亟待解决的几个问题提出自己的建议。 相似文献
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文章统计CNKI中2006-2010年间的图书馆学硕士论文得出论文关键词的数据集,进行选题的初步分析,再利用关键词数据集画出共词矩阵,最后通过网络图谱分析得出图书馆学硕士学位论文的选题方向。 相似文献
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及时公开博硕士学位论文对促进学术交流与传播,推动科技进步具有重要意义。博硕士学位论文公开,涉及作者、培养方、数据库商等多方利益。学位论文公开时间建议由作者、导师自由确定,延期公开最长不宜超过5年,且应避免独家授权;培养单位可以多途径促进学位论文的公开传播;数据库商则可以通过提升自身的产品质量,以优质服务赢得大家的认可。各方利益需均衡协调,共同推进学术交流和知识传播。 相似文献
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笔者利用关键词对中国知网《中国优秀硕士学位论文全文数据库》中所收录的2008年～2012年间的1,503篇情报学硕士论文进行了词频分析,得到了近5年硕士学位论文的高频关键词,在对其进行共现聚类的基础上,总结出了情报学近年来的研究热点。 相似文献
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硕士论文中可以体现图书馆学研究的热点，体现具有很高的学术参考价值。通过对数据库的检索，调查分析1991—2006年图书馆学硕士学位论文的数量、研究方向的变化趋势，以及4个图书馆学硕士学位授予高校的教学研究特色等现状。 相似文献
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博、硕士学位论文具有重要的学术价值,而国内外学术界和出版界对于学位论文内容的再出版问题持有不同的观点。通过调研国内外学术界和出版界发现,国外绝大多数高校和出版机构认为学位论文并不算作先前出版物,基于学位论文内容再出版的稿件能否被接受,关键在于稿件的质量,另外,根据不同出版机构及受众特点对学位论文进行修改是非常必要的。国内相关研究尚待深入,多数研究人员和期刊编辑认为,学位论文因学术价值的特殊性,其析出内容的再出版应得到更加理性和全面的分析。面对纷繁乱象,建议我国有关部门应尽快出台相关规定,出版机构阐明学位论文与先前出版物的关系,以及对于学位论文析出内容再出版的要求,以适应网络出版日益普及的新形势。 相似文献
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针对我国目前学位论文开发利用的实际情况,从研究生自己管理学位论文有困难、高校有职责和义务管理学位论文、高校比任何著作权管理组织更具有管理本校学位论文著作权的优势等角度来进行分析,提出建立高校自主管理学位论文的新型管理模式。 相似文献
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《International Information and Library Review》2001,33(2-3):249-259
Rhodes University mounted its first digital thesis on the World Wide Web in 1998 and became the first institution in Africa to do so. Since then, the number of available theses and dissertations has steadily increased as more students come to appreciate the importance of submitting digital files or their theses. Also, the university Senate has now made it mandatory for students to submit digital files of their theses and dessertations. In order to make electronic theses and dissertations (ETD) produced by tertiary institutions in Southern Africa readily available, universities in the Southern African region were invited to join in the ETD initiative. This would lead to the building of a digital library of theses and dissertations in the region. A few institutions have responded positively and, based on the adoption of our approach, have speedily gained approval of their governing bodies to embark on ETD projects. In addition, the South East Academic Libraries (SEALS), a library consortium of tertiary institutions in the Eastern Province of South Africa, is considering an ETD programme since this would promote collaboration between research programmes at separate universities/technikons by making research work visible and accessible via a network archive.It is, however, surprising that some institutional leaders appear not to have realized that the digital revolution makes it imperative for institutions to use digital and publishing technologies innovatively in the provision of information as well as in the preservation and dissemination of the institutions' intellectual property.The paper will review existing African theses and dissertation projects, including the Database of African Theses and Dissertations (DATAD) and the African Universities Dissertations Abstracts (AFUDA) projects, it will discuss the status of the Rhodes University project, responses from other institutions in the region and make suggestions for accelerated involvement of tertiary institutions in Africa, especially Southern Africa, in the international network of theses and dissertations. 相似文献
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Emmanuel E. Baro Vera Z. Godfrey Monica E. Eze 《International Information and Library Review》2013,45(1-2):41-50
The study investigated the extent of adoption of electronic theses and dissertations in university libraries in Nigeria. Data collection for the study was via online questionnaire. The study revealed that digitization of theses and dissertations started between 1980 and 1995. It was found that only a few university libraries have embraced digitization of theses and dissertations in Nigeria. Benefits of electronic theses and dissertations were identified as improving university ranking and visibility, increasing access to the theses and dissertations, saving space in the library, enabling others link to the work with persistent URLs, preserving the work for future generations, and saving costs for students. Challenges such as unstable internet connectivity, lack of funding, irregular power supply, lack of information technology personnel, absence of electronic theses and dissertations submission policy, and copyright issues were identified. It is hoped that the study might provide insights useful for librarians planning to embark on the digitization of theses and dissertations project. 相似文献
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Felix N. Ubogu 《International Information and Library Review》2013,45(2-3):249-259
Rhodes University mounted its first digital thesis on the World Wide Web in 1998 and became the first institution in Africa to do so. Since then, the number of available theses and dissertations has steadily increased as more students come to appreciate the importance of submitting digital files or their theses. Also, the university Senate has now made it mandatory for students to submit digital files of their theses and dessertations. In order to make electronic theses and dissertations (ETD) produced by tertiary institutions in Southern Africa readily available, universities in the Southern African region were invited to join in the ETD initiative. This would lead to the building of a digital library of theses and dissertations in the region. A few institutions have responded positively and, based on the adoption of our approach, have speedily gained approval of their governing bodies to embark on ETD projects. In addition, the South East Academic Libraries (SEALS), a library consortium of tertiary institutions in the Eastern Province of South Africa, is considering an ETD programme since this would promote collaboration between research programmes at separate universities/technikons by making research work visible and accessible via a network archive.It is, however, surprising that some institutional leaders appear not to have realized that the digital revolution makes it imperative for institutions to use digital and publishing technologies innovatively in the provision of information as well as in the preservation and dissemination of the institutions' intellectual property.The paper will review existing African theses and dissertation projects, including the Database of African Theses and Dissertations (DATAD) and the African Universities Dissertations Abstracts (AFUDA) projects, it will discuss the status of the Rhodes University project, responses from other institutions in the region and make suggestions for accelerated involvement of tertiary institutions in Africa, especially Southern Africa, in the international network of theses and dissertations. 相似文献
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Cedar C. Middleton Jason W. Dean Mary A. Gilbertson 《Cataloging & classification quarterly》2013,51(2):234-246
The purpose of this article is to describe the reasoning, methodology, and impact behind a semi-automated cataloging process for electronic theses and dissertations, and to explain the importance of the retention and addition of cataloger-created metadata. The authors explain an automated process that is initiated by ProQuest and student (author) entered data, and through the addition of metadata by catalogers, including the subject headings, classification number, and so on. The study includes a survey of the public service librarians’ perceived usefulness of the cataloger- and ProQuest-generated metadata to describe theses and dissertations. 相似文献
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David E. Hubbard Sierra Laddusaw Joel Kitchens Rusty Kimball 《The Journal of Academic Librarianship》2018,44(3):404-411
Academic libraries are increasingly seeking ways to demonstrate their impact on student learning. Acknowledgments - formal statements of indebtedness – in graduate theses and dissertations provide a rather unexplored area for demonstrating impact of the academic library on student learning. This study uses quantitative and qualitative methods to characterize acknowledgments of the Texas A&M University Libraries (TAMU Libraries) in theses and dissertations, both overall and for three disciplines specifically: civil engineering, geography, and history. This study also searched for mentions of the TAMU Libraries throughout the entire body of theses and dissertations. Overall, acknowledgments to the TAMU Libraries in theses and dissertations were less than 1%, though acknowledgments were found in all three disciplines with over a quarter of the history theses and dissertations containing an acknowledgment to libraries. There was no statistically significant difference found between the numbers of acknowledgments in theses versus dissertations. Acknowledgments to the TAMU Libraries were found in the theses and dissertations of 28 different departments. Mentions to the TAMU Libraries – not necessarily a formal acknowledgment – were found throughout the text of theses and dissertations with most concentrated in the acknowledgment, method, and bibliography sections. 相似文献
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高校学位论文全文数据库建设实践————-以清华大学图书馆为例 总被引：3，自引：2，他引：3
从系统建设、数据处理、版权保护、存档与备份等角度，介绍清华大学图书馆学位论文全文数据库的建设实践，并在此基础上，对高校学位论文全文数据库建设提出一些建议。 相似文献
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《Library & information science research》2006,28(2):281-296
This article analyzes the bibliometric features (the number of pages, completion years, the fields of subject, the number of citations, and their distribution by types of sources and years) of 100 theses and dissertations completed at the Department of Librarianship of Hacettepe University between 1974 and 2002. Almost a quarter (24%) of all dissertations were on university libraries, followed by public libraries (9%). Doctoral dissertations were, on average, twice as long as master's theses and contained 2.5 times more citations. Monographs received more citations (50%) than journal articles did (42%). Recently completed theses and dissertations contained more citations to electronic publications. Fourteen (or 3.2% of all) journal titles (including Türk Kütüphaneciliği, College & Research Libraries, and Journal of the American Society for Information Science) received almost half (48.9%) of all citations. Eighty percent of journal titles were cited infrequently. No correlation was found between the frequency of citations of the most frequently cited journals and their impact factors. Cited journal titles in master's and doctoral theses and dissertations overlapped significantly. Similarly, journal titles cited in dissertations also overlapped significantly with those that were cited in the journal articles published in the professional literature. The distribution of citations to foreign journal titles fit Bradford's Law of Scattering. The mean half-life of all cited sources was 9 years. Sources cited in master's dissertations were relatively more current. Single authorship was the norm in cited resources. Coupled with in-library use data, findings of the present study can be used to identify the core journal titles in librarianship as well as to evaluate the existing library collections to decide which journal titles to keep, discard, or relegate to off-site storage areas. 相似文献