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[目的/意义] 回顾和梳理图书馆资源发现系统的发展历程及研究进展,促进资源发现系统与图书馆业务发展深度融合与创新。[方法/过程] 通过检索中国知网数据库、Web of Science、Emerald、Elsevier、Taylor&Francis SSH等数据库,运用内容分析和案例研究方法,总结图书馆资源发现系统理论研究、选型研究、部署实施、宣传推广、成效评价以及影响研究。[结果/结论] 研究发现：资源发现系统在图书馆得到了快速应用,资源发现系统研究具有明显的周期性和阶段性,国内外资源发现系统发展演进具有差异性,研究内容以实践工作为主而理论深度不足,研究方法以案例研究、问卷调查方法为主,定量研究方法偏少。提出图书馆资源发现系统研究应与图书馆服务深度融合,拓展研究范围和加强研究深度,加强资源发现系统用户画像研究。 相似文献
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简要指出了高校图书馆与公共图书馆发展的不平衡。着重阐述地方院校图书馆利用自身优势为地方提供服务以及与本地公共图书馆间的合作条件、合作内容、合作方式等。 相似文献
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[目的/意义]通过对图书馆自动化系统选型策略的多组态路径研究,为系统选型决策的实施提供可借鉴的经验与思路。[方法/过程]将D&M信息系统成功模型纳入到B2B环境下图书馆自动化系统建设成效评价框架中。调研全球30所图书馆自动化系统,通过模糊集定性比较分析(fsQCA)方法,在“质量+技术+环境”解释框架下分析多重影响因素构型对平台用户满意度的协同效应。[结果/结论]研究结果表明获得用户满意度高的图书馆自动化系统需具备两个必要条件:功能完整度与企业形象,针对不同商业许可类型产品存在两种组态路径:“体系健全—云服务”的功能赋能型路径和“功能完整—开源—企业支撑”的开源服务型路径,为图书馆产品选型提出具体建议。 相似文献
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图书馆自动化系统是实现图书馆现代化管理的关键,为了正确、高效地使用图书馆自动化系统解决实际工作问题,编制详细的工作规则是必要的.文章着重分析编制图书馆自动化系统本地使用细则的重要性,并对编制原则、形式等提出具体做法. 相似文献
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SoLoMo是"社会化本地移动应用"的简称,代表了目前互联网发展的最新趋势。对于图书馆而言,SoLoMo正在成为"智慧图书馆"的核心要素,使得图书馆的服务具有很强的时空性,且更具有个性化、人性化和社交化的特点。该文阐述了图书馆应用SoLoMo的意义、特点和解决方案,并着重探讨了SoLoMo在图书馆中可能的应用,包括签到服务、阅读推广、本地化社区、作为空间的图书馆和智慧服务等。 相似文献
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陕西师范大学图书馆网络系统建设和集成系统的实现 总被引：3，自引：0，他引：3
张力 《现代图书情报技术》2004,20(7):52-55
简单介绍了陕西师范大学图书馆计算机与网络系统的选择与组网实现，以及图书馆自动化集成管理系统选型过程中进行的系统比较分析，并详细说明了陕西师范大学图书馆Aleph 500集成管理系统的实施内容与实施过程，最后总结了实施图书馆集成管理系统过程中的体会。 相似文献
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对Summon、Primo、Find+这三大外文发现系统进行调研、测试,从元数据、架构与功能、检索与界面以及其他因素等方面评估三大发现服务平台,以期对图书馆发现系统的选型提供参考。 相似文献
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《Journal of Web Librarianship》2013,7(1):1-2
Web-scale discovery systems are gaining momentum among academic libraries as libraries seek a means to provide their users with a one-stop searching experience. Illinois State University's Milner Library found itself in the unique position of having access to two distinct discovery products, EBSCO Discovery Service and Serials Solutions’ Summon. Two researchers at Milner conducted a usability study for the former product in 2010, and now two other researchers, including one involved with the EBSCO Discovery Service study, have conducted the same study on the latter product. The goals of the study were twofold: first, to identify user behavior while using discovery systems’ search features and to see whether using these features would improve the user's searching experience, and second, to compare user experiences with EBSCO Discovery Service and Summon at Illinois State University. The similarities and differences in user expectations, use, manipulation, and satisfaction with both discovery tools are explored in this article, with the ancillary hope that libraries investigating discovery tools might be able to make a more thoroughly informed choice in acquiring their own Web-scale discovery system. 相似文献
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《Journal of Web Librarianship》2013,7(3):179-198
Discovery tools are the next phase of library search systems. Illinois State University's Milner Library implemented EBSCO Discovery Service in August 2010. The authors conducted usability studies on the system in the fall of 2010. The aims of the study were twofold: first, to determine how Milner users set about using the system in order to better inform customization choices, which in turn would create better search experiences, and second, to find out whether discovery tools fix the problems of federated search. With federated search technology, users often felt frustrated by the search experience. Some reasons for the frustration included a desire for better ways to determine the relevancy of search results and for more information about the material included in the records. The authors determined that while many federated search problems were solved, some issues persisted. Overall, the move to EBSCO Discovery Service at Milner Library has been a positive experience for its users. 相似文献
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Tim Collins, President and Founder, EBSCO Publishing, presented “eResources in Academic Libraries: A Look Ahead” at the eResource & Emerging Technologies Summit held at Mississippi State University Libraries on August 3, 2012. Collins presented EBSCO's strategy for creating the single search box and the philosophy behind their Discovery Service. He provided information on the different types of content providers and the search capabilities of their Discovery Service. Collins also presented information regarding eBooks on EBSCOhost and what they have done since acquiring NetLibrary. 相似文献
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There is a growing trend toward a consolidation of services for electronic resources management, A–Z journal listings, full text link resolving, and discovery services under a single service provider. In many cases, the adoption of a discovery service from a provider that is not the same as the libraries’ existing link resolver service means managing multiple knowledgebases. In this session, three librarians gave an overview of their experiences and strategies for maintaining separate link resolving and discovery services in lieu of adopting a full suite of services from a single service provider. Each speaker presented a case study on the advantages and challenges of managing their chosen discovery service: EBSCO Discovery Service, Ex Libris’ Primo and ProQuest’s Summon, in conjunction with the CUFTS/GODOT open source knowledgebase and link resolver service. 相似文献
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Lindley Homol 《The Journal of Academic Librarianship》2014,40(6):552-557
Many students struggle when citing sources in their research papers and have turned to web-based citation tools in increasing numbers. In order to test the accuracy of the citations generated by these products, a sample of student-selected electronic journal articles was collected and MLA and APA citations for these articles were created using EBSCO Discovery Service's Cite tool, EndNote Basic, RefWorks, and Zotero. Although EndNote Basic, RefWorks and Zotero's APA citation error rates were significantly lower than that of EBSCO Discovery Service, none of the programs was capable of generating an error-free MLA electronic journal citation. 相似文献
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Nadine P. Ellero 《图书馆管理杂志》2013,53(5-6):323-343
ABSTRACT “Discovery” is today's term for user-centered information searching and access. A growing number of libraries have embraced Web-scale discovery services (WSDS) featuring one-stop searching of libraries’ owned and licensed collections. Recognizing potential benefits to users of these systems, a mid-sized ARL library formed a discovery-tool committee in spring 2012 to explore selection of a WSDS in keeping with its values, vision, and institutional mission. This article explores “discovery” as it assesses WSDS performance and reports results obtained from a request to WSDS vendors to showcase the search power of their system with actual reference questions. 相似文献
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ABSTRACTSince Idaho State University Libraries’ implementation and promotion of EBSCO Discovery Service (EDS) in 2014, its electronic resources team continues to troubleshoot seamless content discovery for library patrons. But nothing prepared us for the kind of content issues the Library would have to deal with on a day-to-day basis. This report discusses ways of managing content in EDS to improve discovery of resources, including linking issues to ClinicalKey records and dealing with “bound with” local catalog records. It also addresses obstacles and solutions, as well as the authors’ experience working with EBSCO Support. 相似文献
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Andrew R. Clark Annie Erdmann Jennifer Ferguson Khalilah Gambrell Jeremy B. Shaw-Munderback 《期刊图书馆员》2016,71(3-4):186-196
Simmons College Library conducted in-person and remote usability testing to observe how students retrieve full text when using Library Search, its discovery service system powered by EBSCO Discovery Service (EDS). Testing was conducted as a collaborative study with a consultant associated with EBSCO Information Services User Research Group. This testing found that students expect direct access to full text, have an unfavorable impression of Interlibrary Loan (ILL), and are unsure, based on terminology, which links provide direct access to full text. Steps taken by the library in response to the findings include local customization of EDS, improvements to ILL messaging, updates to user education regarding full text formats and terminology, and requests to EBSCO to update terminology to support users’ direct access to full text. Study findings also validated decisions the library made during the initial set up of its discovery service system. 相似文献
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Sommer Browning 《资料收集管理》2013,38(4):197-206
Discovery layers and remote access are the standard way to access and find academic library resources, making metadata, link resolvers, and indexing important considerations at the time of selection and throughout the lifespan of an electronic resource. Collection development librarians must be aware of how resources will function with and appear in the library's discovery layer. This awareness is an opportunity for collection development and discovery librarians to share their knowledge and collaborate to provide the best discovery for the library's resources. This case study examines ways the Electronic Access and Discovery unit at Auraria Library has fostered that relationship. 相似文献