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Talking about the Co-construction and Sharing of Library's Information Resources——TakingTaiyuanLibraryasanExample

Bin Yan

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Taking Taiyuan Library as an example,this paper introduces the necessity of and problems existing in the co-construction and sharing of library's information resources,and from state level and library level,probes into the measures for the co-construction and sharing of library's information resources.

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Taking Taiyuan Library as an example,this paper introduces the necessity of and problems existing in the co-construction and sharing of library's information resources,and from state level and library level,probes into the measures for the co-construction and sharing of library's information resources.

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Taking Taiyuan Library as an example,this paper introduces the necessity of and problems existing in the co-construction and sharing of library's information resources,and from state level and library level,probes into the measures for the co-construction and sharing of library's information resources.

Key concepts: Co-construction, Information sharing, Computer science, State (computer science), Information resource, World Wide Web, Knowledge management, Business

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