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高校留学生用户图书馆信息需求分析 总被引：2，自引：0，他引：2
通过问卷调查和开放式访谈对留学生的图书馆信息需求、信息服务满意度、图书馆信息资源利用及图书馆信息服务障碍进行调查,发现留学生在图书馆信息需求和图书馆信息利用方面存在障碍,应从完善信息服务出发,采取个性化服务和增强信息资源建设来提高留学生信息服务水平。 相似文献
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高校留学生用户图书馆信息需求分析 总被引：2，自引：0，他引：2
通过问卷调查和开放式访谈对留学生的图书馆信息需求、信息服务满意度、图书馆信息资源利用及图书馆信息服务障碍进行调查,发现留学生在图书馆信息需求和图书馆信息利用方面存在障碍,应从完善信息服务出发,采取个性化服务和增强信息资源建设来提高留学生信息服务水平。 相似文献
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高校图书馆多维度留学生信息服务探析 总被引：5，自引：0，他引：5
王维佳 《图书馆工作与研究》2011,(4):93-96
本文针对留学生信息服务需求调查结果,分析了高校图书馆获取信息过程中所存在的障碍和问题,探讨以留学生信息需求为导向,以留学生需求特征为基础,在资源建设、技术支持、服务方式、服务内容以及服务质量反馈评估等多个工作维度共同改善,设计符合留学生需求特征的多维度留学生信息服务工作模式,最终提升高校图书馆的国际化服务能力。 相似文献
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漆俐红 《图书馆工作与研究》2012,(3):96-98
本文介绍了图书馆多元文化服务概念和我国高校图书馆留学生服务现状,分析了留学生有别于本国学生对图书馆服务的特殊需求,由此提出了图书馆针对留学生开展多元文化服务的具体措施。 相似文献
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[目的/意义]了解华裔留学生的信息素养、偏好与倾向、对图书馆的认知及个性化需求,提出华裔留学生延伸服务的策略。[方法/过程]在对国内外相关研究文献进行调查的基础上,对两所"侨校"的华裔留学生进行问卷调查,回收376份有效问卷,并进行统计和分析。[结果/结论]华裔留学生的基本信息素养不高,对图书馆移动终端服务的关注程度较低,使用图书馆的频率总体偏低;华裔留学生偏好人际直接交流的方式、倾向于"实地"学习;华裔留学生对图书馆的必要性及重要性的认知程度较高,其需求呈多样化特点。提出识别华裔留学生群体的需求和倾向,发掘后备人力资源,关注文化差异等高校图书馆对华裔留学生延伸服务的策略。 相似文献
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近年来,我国高等教育国际化飞速发展的态势与高校留学生信息资源服务缺失之间的矛盾突显.文章通过对上海高校留学生具体信息需求与图书馆信息服务建设情况的数据进行调研,分析高校图书馆留学生信息服务存在的问题,并从五个方面探讨其解决方式,以期高校图书馆与留学生群体之间构建更具针对性、主动性和互动性的融入式合作服务模式,为深化高校图书馆信息资源服务探索新的方向. 相似文献
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随着高等教育国际化趋势的加强,我国高校留学生教育事业迎来了空前大发展。在通过问卷形式调查北京大学、复旦大学外国留学生阅读情况的基础上,分析了留学生的阅读行为和利用图书馆的现状。根据留学生的阅读需求特点,提出了图书馆应从改进沟通渠道、丰富图书馆英文网站的内容、将阅读服务融入到教学科研中、编制推荐书目、运用新技术加强个性化服务几方面做好留学生的服务工作。 相似文献
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对2000-2011年的文献调研发现,国外高校图书馆留学生信息服务研究主要有5个角度:分析留学生利用图书馆面临的障碍、调查留学生对图书馆的评价、与留学生服务机构合作拓展服务、图书馆双语环境建设及馆员对留学生信息服务的理解.根据国外研究成果,对国内高校图书馆提出5点建议:开展个性化的培训课程、加强留学生本国语言馆藏资源的建设、与留学生服务机构合作、设置留学生服务部门及岗位、注重双语环境建设. 相似文献
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高校图书馆对外国留学生信息服务的思考 总被引：12，自引：0，他引：12
随着越来越多的外国留学生在各高校中就读 ,图书馆所面临的一个新任务就是满足不同文化和语言的学生群体的信息需求。如何为外国留学生提供优质、高效的信息服务 ,成为 2 1世纪图书馆面临的一个新课题。本文分析了目前高校图书馆对外国留学生的信息服务工作存在的问题 ,并对如何改进提出了自己的建议。 相似文献
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结合高校图书馆留学生读者服务的现状,分析沈阳医学院图书馆开展留学生读者服务工作的实践,提出了讲好中国故事、提升留学生信息服务的综合保障能力、发展留学生馆员和志愿者等建议。 相似文献
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大学图书馆对来华留学生的信息服务工作探讨 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
探讨了大学图书馆开展面向来华留学生信息服务工作的必要性以及留学生利用图书馆信息服务的障碍,并提出两种主要应用措施使留学生和图书馆互相协调,互相帮助,更好的为留学生用户服务。 相似文献
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A key component of Vincent Tinto's model of retention is the importance of student integration in the academic institution. Library use can be regarded as a form of integration within such institutions. A quantitative approach was applied to demonstrate how institutional data can be combined to examine library use and retention at a single institution. Undergraduate student and library use data were analyzed to identify results that suggested associations between library use and student retention. Library use was measured by log-ins to electronic resources, as well as borrowing from the library. The undergraduate students enrolled for the first time in 2010 comprised the population, Sub-group student characteristics, age and socioeconomic status, underwent further analysis. The findings show retained students log-in to authenticated resources and borrow from the library at higher rates than withdrawn students. Mature age students withdraw from the university at higher rates than younger students. Log-ins to authenticated resources increase as students progress over time through their university programs. No notable associations were found among socioeconomic background, library use, and retention. For the institution, these findings can inform the development of library services to target specific student groups on the basis that higher library use may lead to improved integration and retention. In addition, the study describes a research design that is replicable in other institutions and contributes to library use and retention literature. 相似文献
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ABSTRACT This article focuses on the design of library services to best meet the information needs of U.S. college students studying abroad. The authors begin by developing a possible theoretical model, first to explain the needs and information-seeking behavior of U.S. students abroad, and second to utilize this framework to design library services. The empirical grounding of the paper consists of research conducted by a Pennsylvania State University librarian at four study-abroad sites in Rome and Bologna, and the work of two librarians at colleges with high student participation in foreign study programs. In regard to the latter, the authors will discuss the way in which Dickinson College began a new program of library services to study abroad students, and present a Goucher College librarian's experience as a collaborative participant in a study-abroad program. 相似文献
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A medium-sized academic library system conducted a multi-year (2012–2016), large-scale ethnographic study using a survey, observations, and in-depth interviews. The goal of the project was to better understand how students conduct research and study in the library. The analysis of the large pool of data resulted in various reports of theoretical and practical nature. This article addresses one aspect of the findings: undergraduate and graduate student use of library resources. The findings offer an array of considerations for designing effective library services and provide a more nuanced understanding of how student use the library website, libguides, and library databases as well as print and electronic collections. 相似文献
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《The Reference Librarian》2013,54(79-80):383-393
Summary Research in an unfamiliar library can be intimidating for international students, particularly while they are struggling to overcome language barriers. The Helping Hands Project translated a two-page handout into fourteen different languages to acquaint non-native English speakers with library services in a language they understand. It was a collaborative project between the Oregon State University (OSU) Libraries and the International Cultural Services Program (ICSP). The expected outcome of this project was to lessen language barriers for international students during their initial library visits, and hopefully, to help retain them in the institution. The average enrollment of foreign students at OSU per term, from Fall 2001 to Spring 2002, was 1,162. Usage counts showed that the translated library guides were estimated to serve a population of 819 students from all 14 countries, which was 70% of the total foreign student enrollment at OSU. The total handout distribution count was 306, which was 37% of the targeted population. 相似文献
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《The Journal of Academic Librarianship》2014,40(3-4):350-356
This study presents findings from an online survey and series of one-on-one interviews with students at New York University Abu Dhabi (NYUAD) regarding their perceptions of libraries. With an international student population, NYUAD represents a unique opportunity to gain insight into a wide variety of student opinions and experiences of libraries. The goal of the study was to develop a student-based perspective of libraries, which can be used to improve library services and outreach. The student responses ranged from intense engagement with libraries to little or no experience. In general, students had a limited view of the role of librarians in the library. Interestingly, many students have a lofty view of libraries and see them as repositories of knowledge for humanity. 相似文献
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牟鑫 《图书馆工作与研究》2011,(10):98-99
本文从高校图书馆对外国留学生信息服务工作现状出发,剖析了外国留学生在图书馆资源利用中存在的实际问题,阐述了提高外国留学生图书馆文献利用率的对策,以期进一步提高大学图书馆对外国留学生的服务水平。 相似文献
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When exploring the overall impact of the academic library on the undergraduate experience library student workers are a unique group to consider. As both direct users and providers of library services to their peers, student workers enable libraries to gain an understanding of the general undergraduate population. The objective of this article is to present the findings of a study of undergraduate students employed at a university research library. A questionnaire distributed to 350 student workers gathered information about who they are and how they engage with their communities. This article will look at the value working in an academic library brings to undergraduates' lives. It will consider whether working in the library promotes student success, builds community, and provides them with valuable opportunities to engage in peer networking. 相似文献
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East Tennessee State University has a diverse student population of approximately 12,500 students. Recent statistics have indicated that the student body is bypassing the physical library building, including reference services, and connecting to online sources from off campus. With only six public service librarians whose duties include interlibrary loan, instruction, and other key library functions, librarians are limited in their ability to provide outreach to those students who might never enter the library. In this article, the authors describe the decision process in developing outreach librarian positions for the graduate programs librarian and the undergraduate student services librarian and discuss the specific services that these librarians provide to students. 相似文献
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Haldane GC 《Health information and libraries journal》2003,20(Z1):59-68
Following a low assessment of 'Learning resources' provision by the Quality Assurance Agency, the librarian of Homerton College, School of Health Studies commenced the LISTEN Project, a long-term study to monitor the effects of planned interventions on the quality of library provision. Surveys of entry-to-register student nurses & midwives were conducted in 1999 and 2001 by extensive questionnaires, inviting Likert-scaled and free text responses. Following a college relocation, students made greater than expected use of a new health studies library in Cambridge, and significantly less use of the local teaching hospital library. Using both a satisfaction index and a non-parametric test of mean scores, student evaluation of library services in Cambridge significantly improved following relocation. The physical accommodation and location of library services remain important to healthcare students. Identifiable improvements to the quality of services, however, will overcome initial resistance to change. Education providers must ensure the best mix of physical and electronic services for students who spend much of their time on clinical placement. 相似文献