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هاي اجتماعی درنقش فهرست2.0مشاوره خواندن یا پیشنهاد خواندن
علیرضا نوروزيکانادا-دکتراي علوم اطالعات و ارتباطات، فرانسه
عضو هیئت علمی دانشگاه تهرانشناسیوبالمللی سردبیر مجله بین
1395اسفند 22، تهران، کتابخانه عمومی شهید دستغیب، »مشاوره خوانندگان«نشست
هاي اجتماعی درنقش فهرست2.0مشاوره خواندن یا پیشنهاد خواندن
کاربران کجا هستند؟ : مباحث اصلیکتابداران کجا؟
خواندنمشاوره2.0خواندنمشاوره2.0وب)Web )...فاکسونومی،،.اس.اس.آرویکی،وبالگ،(2004-)2.02.0کتابخانه)Library 2.0(-2005اجتماعیگذاريبرچسب)Social tagging(فاکسونومیو)Folksonomy(-2004اجتماعیکتابخانه)The Social Library(2.0فهرست)OPAC :SOPAC(اجتماعیفهرستو)2.0 Social OPAC(و؛)اجتماعیفهرستخدماتدهندهارائهوبگاه(اجتماعیفهرستگاهاجتماعیايکتابخانهافزارهاينرم
خواندنمشاوره2.0خواندنمشاوره2.0وب)Web )...فاکسونومی،،.اس.اس.آرویکی،وبالگ،(2004-)2.02.0کتابخانه)Library 2.0(-2005اجتماعیگذاريبرچسب)Social tagging(فاکسونومیو)Folksonomy(-2004اجتماعیکتابخانه)The Social Library(2.0فهرست)OPAC :SOPAC(اجتماعیفهرستو)2.0 Social OPAC(و؛)اجتماعیفهرستخدماتدهندهارائهوبگاه(اجتماعیفهرستگاهاجتماعیايکتابخانهافزارهاينرم
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هدف مشاوره خواندن چیست؟کموقتزیاد،کتاب(خوانندهوقتدرجوییصرفه(کنندهاستفادهجامعهسوادومطالعهسطحارتقايآنهاازاستفادهوايکتابخانهموادترویجنویسندگانوخوانندگانبینارتباطبرقراريبرايآنانترغیبمنظوربهکتابخانهباکاربرانکردندرگیر
• (Source: Taylor & Francis Group (2014). Use of social media by the library --Current practices and future opportunities. A white paper.www.tandf.co.uk/journals/access/white-paper-social-media.pdf )
• (Source: Taylor & Francis Group (2014). Use of social media by the library --Current practices and future opportunities. A white paper.www.tandf.co.uk/journals/access/white-paper-social-media.pdf )
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عوامل مؤثر بر تغییر ساختار فهرست کتابخانه اياستشدهايعمدهتغییراتدستخوشهاکتابخانهفهرستاخیردههدوطی.شدهبازیابینتایجنمایشزمینهکهايچهریزهنمایشوکاويدادهافزارهاينرم
هاي کاربردي یا برنامه) هافهرستگاه(ها وبگاهکتاب: فهرستنویسی اجتماعی
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NoveListTraining
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TEACHERS: Be sure to try the Features for Teachers button near the top of your screen, towards the left side. Features for Teachers is a new page inNoveList which provides ideas for using NoveList to support your teaching and provides links to new curriculum-related materials each month. Click theFeatures for Teachers button and explore the page!
HALLOWEEN: NoveList celebrates Halloween with a new article on Historical Fiction featuring witches: Fire Burn and Cauldron Bubble — Witchesin Historical Fiction by Sarah Nesbeitt. In addition, check out some articles from Booklist: Top 10 Horror Novels by Ray Olson, and The BooklistInterview: Neil Gaiman. In the Standards Based Thematic Unit Halloween, a Hallowed Eve at Harvest Time, teachers in Grades 3 - 6 will findsome excellent suggestions for approaching Halloween in the classroom, from Sleepy Hollow to los Días de los Muertos in Latin American cultures.
JOHN STEINBECK IS 100 YEARS OLD! Some communities are observing the 100th anniversary of John Steinbeck's birth by re-reading his novels.NoveList presents a Book Discussion Guide this month for The Grapes of Wrath. Click Book Discussion Guides to see what other Adult level titles areavailable.
TEENS ARE NOT ALL ALIKE! See a range of literature popular with teens in the latest additions to the BookTalks section. From historical fiction to problemnovels to fantasy, teens really do like to read, and they read a variety of fiction. Click BookTalks to choose either Children's or Young Adult level titles. For a listof the newest talks, be sure to click October news above, under What's New in NoveList. And don't forget: Teen Read Week is October 13 - 19.
WHAT DO DIANA GABALDON AND SARA DONATI HAVE IN COMMON? Answer: Outlander fans might enjoy Sara Donati's Historical Fiction seriesfeaturing Nathaniel and Elizabeth Bonner. Click Author Read-alikes to find out about more read-alikes suggestions.
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Why focus on the catalogue? It centers around the collection – where the books are!
Opportunity for increased collaboration and sharing ofexpertise
An element of trust already exists
Catalogues can reach readers in their homes, on the bus, inthe airport or on vacation!
Features allow for interaction, sharing and an understandingof our community’s reading interests
Features promote sharing the reading experience
Source: Laurel Tarulli. Social Catalogues and Readers’ Advisory Services: Building trust,promoting community and enhancing RA services outside the physical branch. The
It centers around the collection – where the books are!
Opportunity for increased collaboration and sharing ofexpertise
An element of trust already exists
Catalogues can reach readers in their homes, on the bus, inthe airport or on vacation!
Features allow for interaction, sharing and an understandingof our community’s reading interests
Features promote sharing the reading experience
Source: Laurel Tarulli. Social Catalogues and Readers’ Advisory Services: Building trust,promoting community and enhancing RA services outside the physical branch. The
ReferencesBooth, H. (2007). Serving teens through reader’s advisory. Chicago, IL:ALA Editions.
Chelton, M. K. (2001). RA to-do and not-to-do list [Handout]. Reader'sadvisory: The complete spectrum. Retrieved fromhttp://www.sjrlc.org/RAhandouts/RAdosdonts.htm
Cords, S. S. (n.d.). An introduction to nonfiction readers' advisory forBettendorf Public Library [blog post]. Citizen Reader. Retrieved fromhttp://www.citizenreader.com/citizen/nonfiction-readers-advisory-bettendorf.html
Gleason, E. (2013, October 3). Readers’ advisory rundown. Programpresented at the meeting of the Wyoming Library Association.
Mohawk Valley Library System. (2008, May 29). Sue speaks: Nancy Pearlentry #1 [blog post]. Retrieved fromhttp://www.mvls.info/blog/2008/05/29/sue-speaks-nancy-pearl-entry-1
Booth, H. (2007). Serving teens through reader’s advisory. Chicago, IL:ALA Editions.
Chelton, M. K. (2001). RA to-do and not-to-do list [Handout]. Reader'sadvisory: The complete spectrum. Retrieved fromhttp://www.sjrlc.org/RAhandouts/RAdosdonts.htm
Cords, S. S. (n.d.). An introduction to nonfiction readers' advisory forBettendorf Public Library [blog post]. Citizen Reader. Retrieved fromhttp://www.citizenreader.com/citizen/nonfiction-readers-advisory-bettendorf.html
Gleason, E. (2013, October 3). Readers’ advisory rundown. Programpresented at the meeting of the Wyoming Library Association.
Mohawk Valley Library System. (2008, May 29). Sue speaks: Nancy Pearlentry #1 [blog post]. Retrieved fromhttp://www.mvls.info/blog/2008/05/29/sue-speaks-nancy-pearl-entry-1
ReferencesOrr, C. (n.d.). Cindy Orr's golden rules of readers' advisory service. Retrievedfrom http://www.cindyorr.com/Golden_Rules_of_RA.html
Pearl, N. (2012, March 16). Check it out with Nancy Pearl: Finding the nextgood book. Retrieved from http://www.publishersweekly.com/pw/by-topic/columns-and-blogs/nancy-pearl/index.html
Peck, P. (2010). Reader’s advisory for children and ‘tweens. Santa Barbara,CA: Libraries Unlimited.
Saricks, J. (2005). Reader’s advisory service in the public library. Chicago:IL: ALA Editions.
Saricks, J. (2009). At leisure: Taking on the quiz challenge. TheBooklist, 105(22), 27. Retrieved fromhttp://search.proquest.com/docview/235647734?accountid=40795
Orr, C. (n.d.). Cindy Orr's golden rules of readers' advisory service. Retrievedfrom http://www.cindyorr.com/Golden_Rules_of_RA.html
Pearl, N. (2012, March 16). Check it out with Nancy Pearl: Finding the nextgood book. Retrieved from http://www.publishersweekly.com/pw/by-topic/columns-and-blogs/nancy-pearl/index.html
Peck, P. (2010). Reader’s advisory for children and ‘tweens. Santa Barbara,CA: Libraries Unlimited.
Saricks, J. (2005). Reader’s advisory service in the public library. Chicago:IL: ALA Editions.
Saricks, J. (2009). At leisure: Taking on the quiz challenge. TheBooklist, 105(22), 27. Retrieved fromhttp://search.proquest.com/docview/235647734?accountid=40795