A Study on Application of Web-based Learning in the University Library— with I-Ching’s Knowledge Value Chain (KVC) as an example

碩士 === 樹德科技大學 === 資訊管理研究所 === 92 === As academic institutions extend their educational offerings beyond the campus, to rural, suburban, and urban locations, they need to consider the role that the library plays in the educational process. A library should not only support the same services for dista...

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Main Authors: Hsing-Ju Chen, 陳幸如
Other Authors: Dr.Chun-Hsieh Shih
Format: Others
Language:zh-TW
Published: 2004
Online Access:http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/09115329036081694609
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Summary:碩士 === 樹德科技大學 === 資訊管理研究所 === 92 === As academic institutions extend their educational offerings beyond the campus, to rural, suburban, and urban locations, they need to consider the role that the library plays in the educational process. A library should not only support the same services for distance learners as on-campus students, but also use web-based learning to offer library instruction. This study uses the ways of browsing libraries’ web-sites and literature reviews to offer the ideal construction of web-based learning applications in library systems as a suggested method of developing library services for web-based learning. Moreover, the study offers ways to integrate I-Ching’s Knowledge Value Chain (KVC) into the library Web-based Public Access Catalog (WebPAC) as an example of providing another reference. This research generalizes relevant literature and from there making five concrete recommendations. These suggestions should be used as a reference structure for developing library distance service in the universities of our country. One of the recommendations is the “Integration of web-based learning in the Web-based Public Access Catalog”. This is currently the weakest part of our libraries. This report will first begin by using the library automation systems in making a retrieval model, followed by putting the I-Ching’s KVC into WebPAC as an example to prove its feasibility thus making the implementation of this application smoother. This research concludes: This research generalizes relevant literature and from there making five concrete recommendations. They are A) Libraries actively participates in the development and support of digital learning courses. B) The professional courses of libraries information science are adopted as web-based learning. C) Library usage or relative information literacy courses can be taught by web-based learning D) Library services must consider the distance user’s needs. E) Libraries integrate the information of digital courses into the WebPAC. Investigating the web-sites of University Library in Taiwan and aboard, we find, “Library support of digital learning courses.” and ”Integration of web-based learning in the Web-based Public Access Catalog” are currently the weakest points of libraries. Especially there is not one library in Taiwan that integrates web-based learning in the Web-based Public Access Catalog. MARC with multiple access points and full bibliographic descriptions can integrate all kinds of information resources. Refer to integrated service model and structure aboard, this research uses the library automation systems in making an ideal retrieval model and offer more value-added service. Successfully put the I-Ching’s KVC into WebPAC as an example to prove its feasibility thus making the implementation of this application smoother. With the capability of integrate multi-functional searching systems, users can retrieve web-based courses and contents from other universities through the WebPAC system in the library. The concept of I-Ching’s KVC offers a reference model of integrating library digital collections. Digitalized library system not only emphasize on reservation, but also having the value-added purpose of integration, utility and service.