Study and Reflection on the Optimized Allocation of Papery and Electronic Resources in University and College Libraries

Abstract

Since the traditional libraries can hardly meet the daily demands of the modern students, this paper proceeds from the concept of mobile library, and bases on the patron-driven acquisition (PDA) mode to put forward a plan to optimize the allocation of electronic and papery resources through techniques like digital objects identifier (DOI). The library of Southeast University is adopted as a case to prove the feasibility and promotion value of PDA theory from the perspective of pre-stage investigation and survey, introduction of technical routes, website design and trial operation results. Based on the theory, this paper explores the realization of the "Two-in-One" system featuring the combination of library's electronic and papery resources, and the promotion of the building of new-type libraries. Research status and theoretical basisMobile library. Currently, mobile library has become a hot topic in library research. The research into mobile library is mainly conducted from three perspectives, namely service modes, object elements, literature review and evaluation. The research into the service modes mainly includes the research into short message service, mobile network service and APP service. Among them, APP is a mobile value-added service, which integrates the APP techniques of QR (quick response) code, RSS (really simple syndication), LBS (location-based service) and so on. At present, the qualitative research dominates in this field. The empirical research focusing on analyzing users' demands, attitudes and suggestions is insufficient. [5]