美国大学图书馆学术书刊遴选的经济学分析

本文分析了美国大学图书馆学术书刊遴选的经济学依据及经验，以为提高我国图书馆的经济效益和科学化管理水平提供参考和借鉴。     

论数字图书馆音频资源的制作与发布

阐述了数字图书馆音频资源数字化保存的优点，介绍了从模拟音频资源到数字音频资源的制作过程。以及如何利用三层B／S模式、构件技术和流媒体等当前主流技术对音频资源进行发布。     

图书馆外文网络资源元数据描述

本文首先论述了图书馆外文网络数据库的元数据描述对图书馆网络资源利用的重要性,进而结合语义网的技术,说明选择DC和RDF(S)两种技术来描述网络数据库资源元数据的必要性和意义,叙述了描述的过程和技术应用并对元数据之间的关系进行了简单的分析和说明。     

中美大学生对网上学术信息的可信性认识的调查与比较

随着国际互联网的发展与普及,网上学术信息的可信性成为大家所关注的一个问题。本文根据在我国大学生中对网上学术信息可信性认识的调查数据,结合美国有关的调查结果,进行了具体的分析和比较。     

利用J2EE开发B/S体系结构的中小型图书馆信息共享平台

认为利用J2EE开发B/S体系结构具有开放性、可扩展性、跨平台性、高安全性，以及用户界面统一、升级维护容易、用户获取信息不受时空的制约和接入方式的限制等优点，并将逐渐为信息资源开发平台所选用。简单提出了利用B/S方式建立地区性中小型图书馆信息共享平台的设想，中小型图书馆建立信息平台的策略，以及系统的安全管理策略。     

基于B/S的信息资源共享平台的研究

利用J2EE开发的B/S体系结构的信息共享平台具有开放性、兼容性、可扩展性、安全性等优点，将逐渐为信息资源共享平台所选用。本文探讨了利用J2EE开发B/S方式的信息资源共享平台的构架、主要核心技术，以及共享平台的基础型。     

Building a Collaborative AgNIC Site as an Outreach Model

Abstract

Construction of the Rangelands of the Western U.S. web site provides a dynamic model for information outreach. Central to its success is the collaboration between librarians, other information professionals, and rangeland experts committed to working together for a common goal: a selective, centralized, web-based resource designed to help meet the information needs of rangeland scientists, range professionals, students, faculty, ranchers, environmentalists, librarians, and other stakeholders. Begun over eight years ago by a University of Arizona AgNIC Project team, the effort is extending to include participation of range and information professionals from the other Western states. In addition to linking to existing digital content, the project seeks to create or support the creation of critical electronic information resources through an integrated user interface.     

Chinese students in American academic libraries: A survey of Chinese user satisfaction with U.S. library experience

Abstract

While scholarship has addressed issues around serving international students in U.S. libraries, until recently, relatively little attention has been directly focused upon the library needs of specific ethnic groups. This study surveys 83 Chinese students and scholars after they returned from studying at universities in the United States to measure and document their satisfaction with the academic library services and resources they used during their study abroad. Results of the survey are analyzed with the goal of benchmarking and improving services for this growing academic library user population in the United States.     

Human Trafficking in the United States. Part II. Survey of U.S. Government Web Resources for Publications and Data

This second part of a two-part series is a survey of U.S. government web resources on human trafficking in the United States, particularly of the online publications and data included on agencies’ websites. Overall, the goal is to provide an introduction, an overview, and a guide on this topic for library staff to use in their research and instruction services, as well as to benefit new researchers, students, government agencies, nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), social service providers, and others exploring this topic.