چکیده:
In this guide, library information services are considered under the headings of services, resources, access, human resources, evaluation, and ethical principles. These services are explained in connection with the primary duty of libraries, which is to meet the educational, recreational, personal, and economic needs of all members of society. It is emphasized that information services should not only meet user needs but also anticipate them in order to collect and make appropriate resources available. Services should be designed based on the information-seeking behaviors and habits, information needs, and expected services of the individuals in that community. In this text, 31 guidelines are provided, most of which relate to services.
خلاصه ماشینی:
It is emphasized that information services should not only meet user needs but also anticipate them, thereby collecting and making appropriate resources available.
Keywords: Library services, library resources, access to resources, library personnel, service evaluation, ethical principles Introduction The primary and inherent function of libraries is to provide information services to meet the educational, recreational, personal, and economic needs of all members of society, within the framework of the specific mission of libraries.
Library information services take various forms, including direct personal assistance, guidebooks, signage, exchange of selected information from a reference source, providing advisory services to readers, dissemination of information based on the anticipation of user needs and interests, and access to electronic information.
Since the library is responsible for preparing and organizing all information resources for its members, it must provide information services in accordance with the needs of its user community and also in compliance with the provisions of the "American Library Association's Library Bill of Rights" .
With this description, these guidelines apply to all those who have a responsibility in the field of preparing and providing information services — such as boards of trustees, managers, educators, guides, department heads, and all information personnel — in all types of libraries.
By collecting and creating information and referral files, the library should provide its users with the possibility of accessing services and resources available in other local, regional, and provincial organizations.
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