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Probe into Library's Information Service in Network Environment

Lu Qin

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Abstract

This paper analyzes on the influence of network environment on library information service, discusses on the service conception and the information service model of the library in network environment, and points out that the key of improving library's information service quality is to improve the comprehensive quality of the librarians.

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This paper analyzes on the influence of network environment on library information service, discusses on the service conception and the information service model of the library in network environment, and points out that the key of improving library's information service quality is to improve the comprehensive quality of the librarians.

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This paper analyzes on the influence of network environment on library information service, discusses on the service conception and the information service model of the library in network environment, and points out that the key of improving library's information service quality is to improve the comprehensive quality of the librarians.

Key concepts: Service (business), Service catalog, Key (lock), Computer science, World Wide Web, Service design, Service quality, Service desk

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