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Biblioteka akademicka wobec nowych zadań - potrzeby i preferencje użytkowników

New duties of academic libraries in the light of needs and preferences of their users
Authors: Szewczyk-Kłos, Danuta; Wierzbicka-Próchniak, Dorota;

Biblioteka akademicka wobec nowych zadań - potrzeby i preferencje użytkowników

Abstract

Powszechny dostęp do technologii cyfrowych, informatycznych i telekomunikacyjnych powoduje nieodwracalne zmiany w organizacji dostępu do zasobów bibliotecznych. Efektywne zarządzanie tymi zasobami wymaga prowadzenia systematycznych badań wykorzystania poszczególnych rodzajów zasobów, zauważania zmian i tendencji użytkowników oraz uwzględniania ich potrzeb w globalnej polityce uzupełniania zasobów bibliotecznych. Celem artykułu jest między innymi porównanie oferty biblioteki akademickiej w zakresie dostępu do jej zasobów, usług informacyjnych oraz dydaktycznych z potrzebami i preferencjami użytkowników w oparciu o statystyki wykorzystania zasobów tradycyjnych i elektronicznych. Analiza została przeprowadzona na przykładzie zasobów i usług Biblioteki Głównej Uniwersytetu Opolskiego.

The common access to digital, information and communication technologies has caused irreversible changes in the access to library resources. To manage these resources effectively, it is necessary to systematically investigate how specific kinds of resources are used, to notice changes and tendencies in their usage, and to incorporate the users’ needs in the global policy of developing library collections. The aim of this paper is, among other things, to compare the offer of the academic library, considering the access to its resources, information and didactic services with the needs and preferences of its users. The comparison is based on the use of traditional and electronic resources. The analysis concerns the resources and services offered by the Opole University Library.

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Poland
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020, 791, biblioteki akademickie, zarządzanie zasobami bibliotecznymi, users, użytkownicy, academic libraries, management of library resources

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