The Role of Information Technology in Academic Libraries' Resource Sharing in Western China
Ruan, Lian; Zhu, Qiang
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Title
The Role of Information Technology in Academic Libraries' Resource Sharing in Western China
Author(s)
Ruan, Lian
Zhu, Qiang
Issue Date
2013
Keyword(s)
Community Informatics
China
Academic Libraries
Library Resource Sharing
Information Technology
Abstract
This essay examines the work of China Academic Library and Information System (CALIS), an academic library community that has established resource sharing in a network environment. More specifically, it examines CALIS’s work in the developed Eastern and the underdeveloped Western regions in China and considers how CALIS
has used information technology to narrow the gap between academic library communities in these distinct regions. It also attempts
to promote professional understanding about academic libraries in China’s Western region, especially around the ways in which these libraries have used information technology and digital databases of local culture to help transform communities across their regions.
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