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Considerations about University Library's Social Service Mode

Qian Jingy

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With the in-depth development of subject service, university library's social service gets gradual improvement and enters a new development field. Connecting with the current status of and existing problems in the social services of university libraries in Hebei Province, this paper probes into university library's socialized information service mode.

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With the in-depth development of subject service, university library's social service gets gradual improvement and enters a new development field. Connecting with the current status of and existing problems in the social services of university libraries in Hebei Province, this paper probes into university library's socialized information service mode.

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With the in-depth development of subject service, university library's social service gets gradual improvement and enters a new development field. Connecting with the current status of and existing problems in the social services of university libraries in Hebei Province, this paper probes into university library's socialized information service mode.

Key concepts: Service (business), Social work, Subject (documents), Service design, Field (mathematics), Mode (computer interface), Business, Library science

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