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(1)(2) (3) 3 9. OCLCRANDStephensWired MagazineLITA (OCLC, 2004)
(Self-sufficiency) (gateway)Google Answers and Ask Jeeves Ask a
(Satisfaction) OCLC Outsell (Outsell, Inc) 2002 30,000 78
(Seamlessness) OCLC2004 2003 (OCLC, 2004) (Slow economic growth
worldwide) 4 10. (World education and library spending) (A silver
lining - shared infrastructures) (Funding the public good) (Library
funds-sources and uses) 21 OCLC 2001 29 1.1 Gross Domestic Product
GDP4.1 (OCLC, 2004) 4.5 8.5 87 (OCLC, 2004)2003 53 27 (print
material stock) 17 3 (electronic subscriptions) (OCLC, 2004)
(return on investment ROI) (privatization) public broadcasting
community organizations (OCLC, 2004)5 11. (OCLC, 2004)1. (Bringing
structure to unstructured data) (information discovery) (OCLC,
2004)2. (Distributed, component based software) (OCLC, 2004)3. (A
move to open-source software) (security infrastructure) (OCLC,
2004)4. (Security, Authentication and Digital RightsManagement,
DRM) (new access model) (authentication) (DRM) (OCLC, 2004)6 12.
(OCLC, 2004) 1. (An increasingly interconnected environment)
(common service) (OCLC, 2004) 2. (Network services and
architecture) (decompose) (presentation system) (application
services) (metadata) (content services) (common services) (OCLC,
2004) 3. (New standards) (OpenArchival Information SystemOAIS) NCIP
(North AmericanCollections Inventory Project NCIP ) ISO ILL ( ISO
Interlibrary Loan ) (OCLC, 2004) 4. (Universal access to
information) (OCLC, 2004) (the Semantic Web) (Web service) (grid
computing) (Wireless technology) 7 13. Google (Information Mall)
2020 RAND 2006 2020 The Global Technology Revolution 2020, In-Depth
Analyses 1. //PDA 2. 3. 4. 5. 2020 1. 8 14. 2. 3. RFID 2007 Library
2.0 Library 2.0 Web 2.0 Library 2.0 Library 2.0 Michael Stephens
2007 (Stephens , 2007)1. (Conversation) Hennepin County Library
OPAC (http://www.hclib.org/pub/bookspace/BookClubs.cfm)2.
(Convergence) 3. (User-Created content) /4. (Redefining LIS jobs) 9
15. 5. (Citizen journalism)(AnnArbor)Superpatron
(http://www.superpatron.com/) CPL patron
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sharing) 8. (Participation) 9. (Experience) 10. (Play) Stephens
BlogWiki (Portable Device) (Open Source Code) 2006 7 Wired Magazine
1. (People Power) 10 16. 2. (Video Unlimited) 3. (Personalize it)me
4. (Carbon Killers) 5. (Buy It Now) 6. (All Access Economy) Open
sourceAPIs Mashups 2007 (ALA) 2006 (LITA , 2007) 1. OPAC OCLC
Worldcat OPAC (Integrated Library System) EvergreenKoha Evergreen
252 Koha (http://groups.google.com.tw/group/kohataiwan/) 11 17. 2.
(Social Network) Second Life (http://secondlife.com/) Second Life
(Virtual Reality, VR) (Massive Multiplayer Online Role Play Game,
MMORPG) Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/) Facebook (Social
network service provider) OrkutLinken Facebook Orkut Linken
Facebook 3. iPhone iPhone iPod 4.RDA (Resource Description and
Access) RDA RDA 5. (Outsourced Services) (Service Oriented
ArchitectureSOA) 6. 7. (Radio-frequency identification, RFID) RFID
12 18. 8. (Gaming) 2002 95% ( 10%) 52% 42%35%31% (Gates, 2002) 33%
33% (Gates, 2002) 1. 2. 3. 4. RFID RFID (mobile tagging) (Casey, N.
& Hall, C., 2006) RSS (social tagging) (subject heading) OPAC
(user review) (user rating) 13 19. 1. Wiki Wiki Wikipedia Wiki Wiki
Wikipedia GFDL (GNU Free Documentation License) Wikipedia Wikipedia
Wiki 2. Game2006 ALA Library Technology Reports: Gaming and
Libraries: Intersection of Services Jenny Levine Worth Public
LibraryAnn Arbor District Library 14 20. 2005 1. (Non-digital
Publishing) 2. (Digital Distribution) 3. (ePublishing) 4. (Rich
Media Publishing) 2003 1. 2. 3. 15 21. 4. (specialist publishers)
(Lonsdale & Armstrong, 2001) 1. (eScholarship Editions)
(Digital Distribution Center) (Biblio Vault) (The Electronic
Publishing Initiative at Columbia, EPIC) (The New Georgia
Encyclopedia) (The History Cooperative) (The History E-Book
Project) (Project MUSE) Rotunda2007 (1)(2) 2007 2. (1)(2) (custom
publishing)(3)2007 3. (The university of Sheffield) Process Press
(Lonsdale & Armstrong, 2001) (University of North Carolina at
Asheville) Michael Ruiz (Falk, 2003) 4. Lonsdale & Armstrong 16
22. NetLibraryebraryQuestia (Lonsdale & Armstrong, 2001) 1
NetLibrary OCLC NetLibrary 2 ebrary3 Questia (monthly
subscription)$19.95 (citations) Mick O'Leary (Mick O'Leary, 2003)
(Use, Not ReadBooks) 1. (Aggregations, Not Single Works) 2.
(Institutional Customers, Not 3.Individuals) (Subscription Pricing,
Not Transactional) 4.OCLC 2004 (OCLC, 2004) 1. Book Industry Trend
s 2002 2001 2. POD Rick Anderson POD Frank Romano 2015 48% 17 23.
3. eBooks Book Industry Trends 2002 2007 50% 2007 45 4. Ulrichs and
Editor & Publisher2007 3% 5. 32% 94 1. (Constructive Content)
18 24. 2. 941 (Selling by Copy) (title) 2 (Selling for Single
Reader) 3 90% 50% (http://www.nytimes.com) 1. (1) 9,041 4,892 2003
43,000 5,208 110 (ISBN AgencyNational Central Library)(2) 19 25.
2004.6 2004 7 (1) 7 (2) 1 (3) 2 (4) 70 (5) 342 (6) 200 (2007 7 )
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DRM Adobe PDF DRM ( 2- 2)21 27. 2- 2 xplus Adobe Macromedia Adobe
PDF Adobe PDF PPT Flash(Adobe Policy Server) DRM DRM DRM PDF PDF
PDF PDF QuarkXpress Adobe Pagemaker PDF PDF PDF PDF MB 2003 RMIT
University Paul Mercieca 14 Master of Business in Information
Technology (Mercieca, 2003)22 28. 1. PDF PDF 3-4 word copy/paste
word word Proquest Safari e-book collection HTML collection
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29. (Proliferation of e-learning) WebCT Blackboard (OCLC, 2004)
(work-based) (OCLC, 2004) (Lifelong learning in the community)
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learning in higher education) (portal framework) (authentication)
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sete-print (coordinated management) (disclosure) (OCLC, 2004)
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2004) 25 31. 2.0 2005 Loyola University of Chicago (the Task Force)
(intellectual community) on-stop shopping (the Task Force of Loyola
University of Chicago, 2005) (the Task Force of Loyola University
of Chicago, 2005) (the learning environment of the library) (the
Task Force of Loyola University of Chicago, 2005) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 24
Loyola (Loyola's research agenda as related to library resources
and services) (the Task Force of Loyola University of Chicago,
2005)1. 2. 26 32. log-in 3. QuickTime VR, IPIX, Reality Studio3D
(VRML, QuickDraw 3D ) 3D 4. 5. (Excellence Fund) 6. (web research
portal) (the influence of information technologies on our library
facilities and services) (the Task Force of Loyola University of
Chicago, 2005) 1. (legacy systems) (interfaces) (public access
systems) (ILS systems) 2. 3. 4. notebook 5. (library financial
support) (the Task Force of Loyola University of Chicago, 2005)1.
2. (gift funding program)3. 4. (library staffing and policies) (the
Task Force of Loyola University of Chicago, 2005) 1. (portal27 33.
development) (web support) (the changing relationship of various
library units) 2. OCLC the University of Nevada, Las Vegas
libraries experience(Eden, 2002) (Eden, 2002)1. 5 10 50%2. 15 20
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catalog) MARC (MARC-based)2. CORC/Connexion linguistic crosswalks
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& Paul Miller(2005) 2.0 1. (the library is everywhere) 2. (the
library has no barriers) 3. (the library invites participation) 4.
(the library uses flexible, best-of breed systems) 2.0 Temple
University Library weblog (http://blog.library.temple.edu/liblog/)
Ann Arbor29 35. District Library (http://www.aadl.org/) Saint
Joseph County Public Library (http://www.libraryforlife.org/)
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special library 2.0 survey Amada 68 web 2.0 RSS 26.7% (Amada, 2007)
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42. Idea StoreTower Hamlets 20 Tower Hamlets 12.7% Idea Store 1998
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