This document summarizes subject services and scholarly support provided by the National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU) Library. It discusses several key services:
1. Subject librarians who provide learning, teaching, research, and reference support to different academic departments.
2. An institutional repository to archive and promote the research output of NTNU researchers.
3. Initiatives to promote open access publishing and encourage faculty to create Open Researcher and Contributor IDs (ORCIDs).
4. A researcher portal to enhance the visibility of faculty research and facilitate collaboration using researcher profiles.
The library also provides research evaluation reports, subject collection development, and embedded instructional support by training faculty and students within their
ORCID Implementation in National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU)皓仁 柯
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National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU) has implemented ORCID IDs for its faculty to help increase the visibility and impact of their research output. NTNU became an ORCID member organization and developed a communication plan to educate faculty and encourage signing up. Subject librarians helped collect faculty information and system librarians converted it to the required XML format for batch uploading to ORCID. Over 48% of faculty have claimed their ORCID records so far. NTNU's future plans include continued outreach, addressing issues like non-English publications, integrating ORCID with their faculty evaluation system, and linking their researcher portal to ORCID profiles.
摘要
自2009年左右,資源探索服務一詞面世以來,受到圖書館界的熱烈討論,不少資源探索服務因運而生。資源探索服務乃是由聯合索引和資源探索層所構成,藉由兩者的搭配提供使用者單一的檢索介面,同時檢索圖書館自有、訂購和公開取用的多樣化資源,並提供相關排序、層面瀏覽、個人化與社群服務等功能。本文的主旨在於闡述資源探索服務的特性,並歸納整理資源探索服務的功能指標,供圖書館界選擇資源探索服務時參考。
關鍵字:資源探索服務;聯合索引;資源探索層
ABSTRACT
A Web-scale discovery service (discovery service, for short) is a new service that may realize the discovery and delivery of high-quality information in the library. A discovery service is composed of a unified index and a discovery layer. The unified index pre-harvests and pre-indexes a variety of information resources, including the MARC records created by the library, the metadata of the institutional repository or digital content management system of the library, the metadata and full-text (for indexing) of the databases and electronic journals subscribed by the library, and the metadata and full-text (for indexing) of open-access systems. A user can then search the contents in the unified index through the discovery layer. The discovery layer incorporates functionality such as relevance ranking, facet navigation, personalized service and social networking service. This article aims at explicating the features of a discovery service, and draw the functionality indicators that may be adopted and(or) amended by any library which wants to purchase a discovery service.
Discovery and access: a case study of maximizing visibility of ETDs皓仁 柯
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This document discusses efforts to maximize the visibility of electronic theses and dissertations (ETDs) at National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU). It provides background on Taiwan, NTNU, and the National Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations (NDLTD) in Taiwan. Over 17,000 ETDs have been submitted to NTNU, with 89.7% available in open access. NTNU works to improve ETD discovery and accessibility through its new ETD system, union catalog, institutional repository, Google Scholar, and authorizing full-texts in commercial databases and NDLTD. The goal is to make NTNU's essential scholarly outputs more widely accessible.
ORCID Implementation in National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU)皓仁 柯
?
National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU) has implemented ORCID IDs for its faculty to help increase the visibility and impact of their research output. NTNU became an ORCID member organization and developed a communication plan to educate faculty and encourage signing up. Subject librarians helped collect faculty information and system librarians converted it to the required XML format for batch uploading to ORCID. Over 48% of faculty have claimed their ORCID records so far. NTNU's future plans include continued outreach, addressing issues like non-English publications, integrating ORCID with their faculty evaluation system, and linking their researcher portal to ORCID profiles.
摘要
自2009年左右,資源探索服務一詞面世以來,受到圖書館界的熱烈討論,不少資源探索服務因運而生。資源探索服務乃是由聯合索引和資源探索層所構成,藉由兩者的搭配提供使用者單一的檢索介面,同時檢索圖書館自有、訂購和公開取用的多樣化資源,並提供相關排序、層面瀏覽、個人化與社群服務等功能。本文的主旨在於闡述資源探索服務的特性,並歸納整理資源探索服務的功能指標,供圖書館界選擇資源探索服務時參考。
關鍵字:資源探索服務;聯合索引;資源探索層
ABSTRACT
A Web-scale discovery service (discovery service, for short) is a new service that may realize the discovery and delivery of high-quality information in the library. A discovery service is composed of a unified index and a discovery layer. The unified index pre-harvests and pre-indexes a variety of information resources, including the MARC records created by the library, the metadata of the institutional repository or digital content management system of the library, the metadata and full-text (for indexing) of the databases and electronic journals subscribed by the library, and the metadata and full-text (for indexing) of open-access systems. A user can then search the contents in the unified index through the discovery layer. The discovery layer incorporates functionality such as relevance ranking, facet navigation, personalized service and social networking service. This article aims at explicating the features of a discovery service, and draw the functionality indicators that may be adopted and(or) amended by any library which wants to purchase a discovery service.
Discovery and access: a case study of maximizing visibility of ETDs皓仁 柯
?
This document discusses efforts to maximize the visibility of electronic theses and dissertations (ETDs) at National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU). It provides background on Taiwan, NTNU, and the National Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations (NDLTD) in Taiwan. Over 17,000 ETDs have been submitted to NTNU, with 89.7% available in open access. NTNU works to improve ETD discovery and accessibility through its new ETD system, union catalog, institutional repository, Google Scholar, and authorizing full-texts in commercial databases and NDLTD. The goal is to make NTNU's essential scholarly outputs more widely accessible.
Academic Libraries in a Post COVID-19 World: NTNU Case皓仁 柯
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The document summarizes how the National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU) Library has responded and adapted to the COVID-19 pandemic. It discusses the library transitioning services online, implementing safety measures like temperature checks and mask requirements, and extending book loan periods. It outlines visions for the post-COVID library, including renovating physical spaces, implementing self-checkout shelves, supporting open access publishing and student success programs. The library also aims to support digital scholarship through resources, repositories and projects like the Taiwan Biographical Database.
Open library data and embrace the world library linked data皓仁 柯
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The document discusses linked open data and library linked data. It provides an overview of semantic web and linked data principles. It then describes the linked data life cycle and implementation process. The document presents three case studies: 1) Linked data in the National Central Library of Taiwan including datasets and metadata terms. 2) Movie linked data. 3) Linked OPAC. It concludes by discussing the future of linked open data.