THEUBIQUITOUSLIBRARY（簡體書）

吳建中，筆名寄墨，遼寧北鎮人。擅長中國畫。中國美術家協會會員、中國交通書畫協會副會長、河北美術家協會理事、秦皇島市美術家協會副主席、秦皇島畫院畫師、中國書畫函授大學秦皇島分校副校長、國畫系主任。一九八一年《傷逝》獲全國電影宣傳畫展覽二等獎，《溫暖》獲全國衛生美術展覽北方十三省市展一等獎，一九八三年《久病床前有親人》獲全國衛生美術展覽

《無所不在的圖書館:轉型與超越(英文版)》由上海大學出版社出版。

Chapter One People
People-oriented library
Rebranding
Library vs.Cangshulou
From serving on-site reade to serving a wide range of stakeholde
Stakeholde
User Guidance
Activating potential reade
Stimulating its own vitality
From the library of books to the library of people
Library 2.0 and the Second Life of Library
The library of people
Chapter Two Resources
The mission of the library and media resources
The mission of the library
Omnimedia Resources
Activating physical resources
Library physical resources
Collection for use
Activating virtual resources
Digital trend
Collection of digital resources
E-book
Activating mobile resources
Paying attention to mobile information
tructured data
Zero information
Gray literature
"Geocentric theory"and"heliocentric theory"
Chapter Three Space
Discovering the value of the library as a place
The eternal library
Landmark buildings
Library 2040
Developing the value of libraries as a third place of the city
Third place
The Heart of the City
The library is a highly integrated virtual and physical communication space
Social network
UnLibrary
Creation library
Chapter Four The Back Line
Acquisitio-controve y over the transformation from the theory of value to the theory of demand
For whom are books selected?
From the"value theory"to the"demand theory"
Collection development
Book selection principles
Collection development policy
The influence of digitization on the collection development policy
Co pectus
From library-centered cataloging to readercentered cataloging
Library-centered cataloging vs.user-centered cataloging
Future-oriented cataloging skills
User-oriented classification ideas
David Weinberger's chaos and order
Beyond libraries
Library classification system faces challenges
Chapter Five The Front Line
The influence of e-books on the library reading and loan services
Library c-book services
The issue of the library e-book services
Information Commo
Information commo
The difference between information commo and learning commo
Virtual Reference Services
Seeking synchronicity
The development of virtual reference service
Chapter Six Tra cendence
Tra formation
The LTL I piration of the Lincoln University Library
Towards the intelligent library
Cooperation
HathiTrust
Serving the World Expo
Robert Axelrod's cooperation theory
International exchange
Global reach and local touch
Window of Shanghai
Multicultural Services
List of Pictures
Index

Today we strongly promote wenhua zijue (culturalawareness in English),and the library community shouldadvocate for service awareness of the library profession.Theservice awareness depends largely on the profound understandingof the profession itself.The object of library services covers allorganizations and groups related to library survival anddevelopment.As long as these stakeholders need informationassistance,the library undertake the responsibility of providingthem with services.The core competencies of librarians willchange with the changes of the profession.Today,librariansare not satisfied with the ordinary circulation service of"bookborrowing and returning",and they regard meeting the user'sinformation and knowledge needs as a new professional pursuitand vigorously develop their ability to integrate resources,provide consultation and do research.
There is a big gap between librarians'social status and that oflawyers and doctors.Librarians'career is not related directly topeople's life like the doctor,nor do they have a sense of urgencyand pressure as the lawyer.In people's minds,librarians justguard books and take care of the reading room.People alwaysassociate librarians with library buildings,as if without thebuilding,librarians can achieve nothing.Some people think thatlibrarians are engaged in a job not easily separated from theplace,and their mentality is still confined within the walls of thelibrary,ignoring the real mission of the library.Relativelyspeaking,the dependence of lawyers and doctors on their serviceorganizations is much smaller than the librarian.Moreover,thesocial influence of lawyers and doctors is much greater than thelaw firm and the hospital itself.People generally do not careabout the facilities of a law firm or a hospital,but are moreconcerned about whether there are reliable lawyers or doctors.How people tend to describe the associated activities also showthe difference.People rarely say"going to a law firm",but oftensay"going to a lawyer";they rarely say"going to the hospital,"but often say"going to see a doctor".The key is that lawyers anddoctors can help their clients solve specific problems,but when inthe library,people often tend to solve problems themselves,instead of asking a librarian for help.