Research on Innovations of the Service Mode of Reading Clubs in University Libraries
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https://doi.org/10.54097/ehss.v6i.4033Keywords:
university library, book club, service mode innovation.Abstract
The book club provides a platform to set shared reading lists so as to facilitate communications among book-lovers. Their communications comes in cycles, aiming to exchange ideas, expand horizons, share knowledge and improve literacy. Based on the practical experience of the book clubs in university libraries nearby, this paper adopts the comparative analysis method to study the causes and influencing factors of the emergence and development of the book clubs. It also studies the functions and responsibilities of the university libraries as well as its influences, the attitude and efforts of the universities in forming a scholarly campus. The university library should take the initiative to hold the reading club and the universities are supposed to increase the policy support and financial support for the reading clubs.
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