Discussion on Integration Strategy of Library User Service
against the Background of Fragmentated Reading

Abstract

Abstract:

In the age of information age, the reading demand of library users is undergoing a series of changes, among which, fragmentated reading is one of the most influential. To cope with this reading demand, and improve the library user service, this paper analyzed and interpreted fragmentated reading deeply and objectively, from perspectives of development and implementation of library services. It discussed its impact on library users’ services, and proposedthe integration development strategy for user service resources and systemaccordingly.

Key words: Fragmentated reading, Users&rsquo, services, Shallow reading, Integration

Zhang Liying, Liang Xi. Discussion on Integration Strategy of Library User Service
against the Background of Fragmentated Reading[J]. LIBRARY JOURNAL, 2015, 34(8): 10-14.

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