Evolution of Western Library Catalogs: The Rising Expectations of Users

Diao, Junli

doi:10.23974/ijol.2018.vol3.1.69

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“…Requiring perfectly accurate and complete data linkages for the use of any linked data sources would prevent more widespread adoption of linked data initiatives. With its ability to model context around entities and to relate entities across different domains and data sources, the linked data framework aligns well with established user expectations for search: that a search box surfaces the most relevant results and provides contextual data to help users navigate to and discern between results (Dempsey 2012;Diao 2018). Put more simply, library users are internet searchers who look to external data of variable quality on the web to make choices about search results.…”

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Using Linked Data Sources to Enhance Catalog Discovery

Khan

DeMarco

Eslao

et al. 2022

KULA

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Our research explores how linked data sources and non-library metadata can support open-ended discovery of library resources. We also consider which experimental methods are best suited to the improvement of library catalog systems. We provide an overview of the questions driving our discovery experiments with linked data, a summary of some of our usability findings, as well as our design and implementation approach. In addition, we situate the discussion of our work within the larger framework of library cataloging and curation practices.

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Using Linked Data Sources to Enhance Catalog Discovery

Khan

DeMarco

Eslao

et al. 2022

KULA

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“…The theory of library catalogues is fundamental terms to the preparation of cataloguing codes. The standard classification schemes in public libraries include the Dewey Decimal Classification (DDC), Colon Classification (CC) and Library of Congress Classification (LCC) (Diao, 2018). The purpose of cataloguing is to manage the library works collection efficiently, locate and retrieve the required knowledge resources easily, save efforts and time for the staff and the user, and assist the users with alternative knowledge resources (Diao, 2018;Atanda et al, 2017).…”

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Optimizing of Library Management Based 5S Method (Case Study: Buluh Cina Village, Kampar District, Riau)

Masnur,

Romy,

Syafri

et al. 2023

jpmm

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This community service activity aims to develop and improve library management using the 5S method and computerised system of books inventory to increase community literacy in Buluh Cina Village, Kampar Regency, Riau Province. The optimal and efficient library, such as book collections, library users, facilities, infrastructure, and library management, can be appropriately managed based on the 5S method and book inventory-based computerisation. The 5S method (Seiri, Seiton, Seito, Seiketsu and Shitsuke) was adopted to organise library rooms by arranging bookshelves, catalogue cabinets, reading tables, and other equipment. By applying the 5S method, a more optimal inventory management system and book borrowing were obtained easily. The existence of this system makes it easier for officers to put back the books that have been read in their original place. Replacing books can be done quickly; the librarian only needs to input the book code, book data and shelf locations for storage displayed. The book was inventory-based computerised, which made it more accessible to detect the number of collections, the presence of books on storage shelves, a monitoring system for book borrowers, and additional collections. Therefore, the management and services of the library are optimal and lead to the visitors' satisfaction.

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“…Zou (2018)'s work is more specific on how to address the problem between producers of knowledge organization systems and the consumers. Diao (2018) traces the historical development of library catalogs and summarizes the development into three stages: the agricultural, the industrial, and the information catalog stage.…”

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