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On the Transition of Reader Services in University Library

Liang Li-feng

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With the development of situation,traditional passive service and closed service in the work in library can't already meet the needs of new situation.To improve the service level of the library,service mode and service theory must be reformed.If the service of library transfers completely,the new situation of reader services of the library will be open.

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With the development of situation,traditional passive service and closed service in the work in library can't already meet the needs of new situation.To improve the service level of the library,service mode and service theory must be reformed.If the service of library transfers completely,the new situation of reader services of the library will be open.

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With the development of situation,traditional passive service and closed service in the work in library can't already meet the needs of new situation.To improve the service level of the library,service mode and service theory must be reformed.If the service of library transfers completely,the new situation of reader services of the library will be open.

Key concepts: Service (business), Service design, Service desk, Transition (genetics), World Wide Web, Work (physics), Computer science, Service delivery framework

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