B. Reader-centred response to multifaceted needs
C. Loan restrictions and enhanced management
D. Increasing collections and reducing service inputs
2. Key elements of the digital transformation of library resources are excluded ( )
High-resolution scanning
Data desensitization
C. Handwritten labels
D. System platform interface
3. Which of the following items are not part of the information literacy training for library users? ( )
A. Academic literature search techniques
B. Personal privacy awareness
C. Social media operations
D. Information identification capacity
Which of the following can best reflect the principle of “shared” in library space design? ( )
A. Setting up an independent closed-air viewing area
B. Additional multifunctional activity rooms
C. Restrictions on the use of electronic equipment
D. Reducing public discussion space
What is a “user satisfaction survey” in the assessment of library services? ( )
A. Quantitative analysis
Qualitative analysis
C. Mixed research
D. Comparative studies
6. Which of the following items does not fall within the scope of the library crisis management project? ( )
A. System failure response response
B. Collection fire disposal process
C. Reader complaint-handling mechanisms
D. Member points exchange programme
7. The main advantages of the library alliance do not include (...)
A. Sharing of resources
B. Cost-sharing
C. Service homogenization
D. Reader group outreach
8. Which of the following are important drivers of innovation in library services? ( )
A. Expansion of the collection
Upgrading of technology applications
C. Staffing increases
D. Institutional strengthening
Which of the following reference library advisory services best reflect the “user-centred” concept? ( )
A. Fixed consultation schedule
Providing individualized solutions
C. Limiting the number of consultations
D. Compulsory use of specific data library
The main objectives of library community services do not include (...)
A. Enhancing local cultural influence
Increased proceeds from book sales
C. Promoting social equity in education
D. Fostering reading habits among citizens
Ii. Filling in blanks (10 total, 2 points each, 20 points total)
The core service functions of the library include , and 。
The basic principles for the construction of digital libraries are: , and 。
Among library user services, are key indicators for improving the quality of services。
Library space management should be guided by the principles of and 。
Library crisis management should establish mechanisms , and 。
Common models of cooperation of the consortium include , and 。
Innovation in library services should focus on three dimensions: , and 。
The main elements of information literacy training for library users include , and 。
The space design of the library should take into account three elements:。
The main forms of library community service include , and 。
Iii. Judicial questions (10 total, 2 points per issue, 20 points in total)
1. With the digitization of library resources, the paper collection can be completely eliminated. (x)
2. In the library user service, 100 per cent of all readership needs must be met. (x)
3. Library space design should take the number of collections as the primary consideration. (x)
4. Library crisis management plans should be updated regularly, but without full training. (x)
5. The library alliance is limited to cooperation with other types of libraries. (x)
6. Innovations in library services must be heavily funded and small libraries cannot be achieved. (x)
Information literacy training for library users is targeted only at student groups. (x)
8. Library space design should fully meet the individualized needs of all readers. (x)
The main objective of the library community service is to increase the volume of library loans. (x)
The results of the assessment of library services should be fully publicly available and without any confidentiality requirements. (x)
Iv. Brief answers (total of 3 4 points each, total 12 points)
1. Briefly describe the role of public libraries in improving universal access。
2. Briefly describe the common paths to innovation in library services。
3. Briefly describe the main processes of library crisis management。
V. Application questions (total of 2 9 points each, total 18 points)
A library plans to carry out a “digital reading promotion for young people” campaign, with a view to designing a programme of activities framework that includes objectives, content, format and assessment methods。
2. A library is faced with a lack of space and please propose at least three space optimization programmes and describe their feasibility。
[standard answer and resolution]
I. Single topics
1. B
Analysis: the core service concept of public libraries is reader-centred and meets diverse and individualized needs。
2. C
Parsing: manual handwritten labels are not part of the digitization chain, and the other options are key steps in digitization。
3. C
Analysis: social media operations are not part of the information literacy training for library users。
4. B
Analysis: the principle of space-sharing is best reflected in multifunctional activity rooms, with other options emphasizing closedness。
5. A
Analysis: user satisfaction surveys are quantitative methods of analysis。
6. D
Analysis: the member credit exchange programme is not part of crisis management。
7. C
Analysis: alliance cooperation avoids homogenization of services, and the other options are alliance advantages。
8. B
Analysis: upgrading technology applications is an important driver of service innovation。
9. B
Analysis: individualized solutions are most user-centred。
10. B
Analysis: increased income from book sales is not a goal of library community services。
Ii. Filling in the question
1. Information services, cultural heritage, social education
2. Openness, sharing, sustainability
3. User satisfaction
Dynamic balance, functional compound
5. Prevention, response, recovery
6. Resource sharing, joint procurement, inter-library lending
7. Technological innovation, service models, user experience
8. Information retrieval, critical thinking, digital ethics
Functioning, comfort, beauty
10. Reading promotion, cultural lectures, public goods
Iii. Questions of judgement
1. X
Parsing: digitalization cannot completely replace paper collections。
2. ×
Analysis: needs need to be reasonably met according to actual conditions。
3. X
Analysis: space design should give priority to reader experience。
4. ×
Analysis: planning requires full training and regular exercises。
5. ×
Analysis: cross-type library cooperation。
6. ×
Dialysis: the small house can be achieved through innovative service models。
7. ×
Analysis: should cover all target groups。
8. ×
Analysis: needs to balance the need for universality with the need for individualisation。
9. ×
Analysis: the main objective is to promote equity in social education。
X
Analysis: some of the results of the assessment can be appropriately confidential。
Iv. Brief answers
1. Public libraries are promoting universal reading by:
- reading promotion activities (e. G. Book fairs, lectures)
- providing diversified collection resources
- building a comfortable reading environment
- strengthening reading guidance services。
2. Innovative pathways to library services:
- technology driven: introduction of ai, big data, etc.
- model innovation: development of embedded services
- empirical optimization: creating immersion space。
Library crisis management process:
- prevention: development of plans and training
- response: rapid start-up plan
- recovery: assessing losses and improving them。
V. Applications
1. Digital reading outreach programme for adolescents:
- objective: to enhance the digital literacy interest and abilities of adolescents
- content: training in digital resource retrieval, online reading challenges
- forms: workshops, online cards, interactive competitions
- assessment: participation rate, quality of work, satisfaction survey。
Space optimization programmes:
- option 1: renovation of idle areas as open spaces
- programme ii: introduction of the “shared bookcase” system
- option iii: increased flexibility in introducing modular furniture。
Feasibility statement: both need to be assessed in the context of actual space conditions。
