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Study on Knowledge Structure and Knowledge Level Demand of Subject Librarians in University Library

Zhang Gui-sha

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This paper researches the service objects and service contents of subject librarians in university library,and discusses the knowledge structure and knowledge level demand of subject librarians in order to lay the foundation for subject librarians to establish the scientific and rational personalized service mode.

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This paper researches the service objects and service contents of subject librarians in university library,and discusses the knowledge structure and knowledge level demand of subject librarians in order to lay the foundation for subject librarians to establish the scientific and rational personalized service mode.

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This paper researches the service objects and service contents of subject librarians in university library,and discusses the knowledge structure and knowledge level demand of subject librarians in order to lay the foundation for subject librarians to establish the scientific and rational personalized service mode.

Key concepts: Subject (documents), Service (business), Computer science, Library science, Foundation (evidence), Order (exchange), Knowledge management, World Wide Web

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