Innovative Mode for Socialized Information Services of University Libraries
Qinhong Mao
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Qinhong Mao
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Electronic information technology has been widely applied to social life and production, driving the society forward. Libraries are also adopting electronic information technology. Socialized information services of university libraries are characterized by diversified and broad literatures as well as online resources. However, at present, socialized information services in China's university libraries are troubled by a few kinds of service and small service coverage. Based on analysis of problems mentioned above, this study proposes several innovative measures to promote mode innovation of socialized information services in university libraries. KEYWORD: University library; socialized information service; network; literature
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Electronic information technology has been widely applied to social life and production, driving the society forward. Libraries are also adopting electronic information technology. Socialized information services of university libraries are characterized by diversified and broad literatures as well as online resources. However, at present, socialized information services in China's university libraries are troubled by a few kinds of service and small service coverage. Based on analysis of problems mentioned above, this study proposes several innovative measures to promote mode innovation of socialized information services in university libraries. KEYWORD: University library; socialized information service; network; literature
Key concepts: Service (business), Mode (computer interface), Computer science, World Wide Web, Knowledge management, China, Production (economics), Business