Modern Library Admission Guide (Includes 1 CD)

Author: Cai Lijing
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: This book is a brand-new resource for library user education, featuring the following significant characteristics: First, it is grounded in the needs of library users, introducing readers to the organizational structure of libraries, the various operational departments, and the primary functions of each department, as well as the book processing procedures. This provides readers with a practical understanding of libraries. When they enter spacious and bright libraries to search for the literature and information they need, they will feel confident and avoid aimlessly wandering among the "sea of books," sighing in frustration over the vastness of the collection. Second, the book strives to present the most up-to-date content to readers, using concrete examples to demonstrate how to quickly and accurately locate the required literature in the vast ocean of knowledge within the library by utilizing the library's computer management system. Additionally, it introduces readers to the basic concepts of modern libraries, such as online libraries, digital libraries, and virtual libraries, and provides detailed information on the use and retrieval of large databases. Furthermore, the accompanying CD-ROM, supported by software, can be easily installed on the library's homepage, enabling the networked delivery of library user education. Readers need only log in to the library's homepage, click as needed, and they can access the content they require to understand how to use the library.