Chihfeng P. Lin

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Library & Information Studies (LIS), Information & Communications (ICS), and to join the College of Information: To lead or to follow?

Chihfeng P. Lin

Join (topology)

Lead (geology)

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A study of indexing in digitized news archives of Chinese newspapers in Taiwan

Ming-Shu Yuan Chihfeng P. Lin

Many digital news archive systems in Taiwan are based on format description, not subject indexing. This requires users to know their background or the terminologies used, in order to retrieve information from these archives. This paper discusses how the original elements were indexed from various perspectives in Chinese digitized news archives. It also makes recommendations to improve the industry, including strengthening the process, connection, and description of news contents, organization, and management. This will enable cross-system retrieval and in-depth resource integration among systems.

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Asia: Public Libraries, Academic Libraries, Special Libraries, LIS Education

IFLA publications (2009)

Mei-hwa Yang Trishanjit Kaur Anthony W. Ferguson Christopher S. G. Khoo Shaheen Majid

Academic library

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Marketing Information Services in the Digital Age: Viewpoints from Academic Libraries in North America and the Asia-Pacific Rim

Lecture notes in computer science (2004)

Michael R. Leach Chihfeng P. Lin

News aggregator

Viewpoints

10.1007/978-3-540-30544-6_103

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LIS Education and Quality Assurance System in Asia-Pacific: Taiwan

Springer eBooks (2014)

Chihfeng P. Lin

Asia-Pacific

10.1007/978-1-4614-6495-2_6

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6. Introduction

De Gruyter eBooks (2017)

Chihfeng P. Lin C. R. Karisiddappa A. Y. Asundi

10.1515/9783110413120-006

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Regional LIS Education Cooperation in Asia, A Continuing Effort

Chihfeng P. Lin Mei‐Ling Wang

As reported by Lin, Chihfeng in the paper titled “The Challenges and Opportunities of Regional Cooperation in LIS Education In East Asia” in IFLA SET 2004 Workshop in Buenos Aires, Argentina, there is a great need for coordination of activities of LIS education in Asia. The efforts continue as to tie colleagues from the

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Study on Hurdles of Genealogy Collection Development in Taiwan

Nei-Ching Yeh Chihfeng P. Lin

Genealogy carries records of ancestors from generations to generations and brought along with path of travelling, immigration, marriage, reproduction, cultural of family rules and tradition. Genealogy became more regarded in western world that takes much efforts of finance and time to trace and collect related materials. Public libraries ought to consider that genealogy needs more efforts to acquire, organize and put to utilization. However, when author of this study tried to trace the origin of the ancestor revealed that limited material are available. The study also found out that the correctness of the existing genealogy records were not reliable. This study bringing facts of difficulties of genealogy collection in Taiwan and seeking further discussion for workable solutions.

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Comparison Study of Terms of Genealogy, Whakapapa, and Family Chronicles of New Zealand and Taiwan

Chihfeng P. Lin Nei-Ching Yeh

There is a close racial relationship between Taiwan’s aborigines and New Zealand’s Māori people. During process of immigration from Taiwan to New Zealand, revealing the two races connected. Through evidence of the words “Genealogy”, “Whakapapa” “Family Chronicles” which have similarity but also differences. The language differences existed but in what extent the differences are. The major objective of this study is to compare the differences among these concepts of whakapapa, genealogy and family chronicles to explore the meanings beyond these three words. Authors retrieved Māori and related literature to find out the differences. The difficulties came from that aborigines did not have archives or written records of the history. However, there are not sufficient information available. With limited information, authors extract valuable concept worth further exploration. Authors suggest that public libraries of these two area should systematically collect related information. The other suggestion is to produce oral history of local aborigines in order to maintain the language heritage and cultural development.

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11. LIS Education

De Gruyter eBooks (2017)

C. R. Karisiddappa A. Y. Asundi Chihfeng P. Lin

10.1515/9783110413120-011

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