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With the purpose of enriching existing catalogues with FRBR, which is the Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records, in mind, this paper aims to evaluate the impact of bibliographic ontology on the overall system’s performance in the field of literature. In doing this, OCLC’s FictionFinder (http://fictionfinder.oclc.org) was selected and qualitatively evaluated. In this study 40 university seniors evaluated the following three aspects using the ‘transferring thoughts onto paper method’: 1) In which ways is this FRBR-aware bibliographical ontology helpful? 2) Are the things which are initially attempted to be helped being helped? 3) Would users seeking one work in particular also see all other related works? In conclusion, this study revealed that, as Cutter claimed in his 2nd rule of the library, collocations give added-value to the users and overall ontology provides better interface and usefulness. It also revealed that a system’s evaluation with qualitative methodology helped to build full pictures of the system and to grip the information needs of the users when the system is developed. Qualitative evaluations, therefore, could be used as indicators for the evaluation of any information retrieval systems.

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지방기록물관리기관의 이용자 서비스 모형을 개발하기 위하여 국내외 관련 선행연구를 고찰하고, 외국 지방기록관 웹 사이트를 통하여 이용자 서비스 사례를 조사·분석하였으며, 개방과 공유 그리고 참여의 개념을 가진 웹 2.0 기술과 기록관 응용사례를 탐구하였다. 분석결과를 기초로 하여 기본서비스, 확장서비스 I, 확장서비스 II, 상호작용서비스 등 4단계로 구성된 지방기록물관리기관의 이용자 서비스 모형을 제안하였다. 단계별 모형은 고정된 것이 아니며 각 지방기록물관리기관에 따라 필요한 서비스를 선별하여 적용할 수 있다. 지방기록물관리기관의 이용자 서비스 활성화를 위하여 지역사회 조사와 연구, 서비스 만족도에 대한 평가, 구체적인 서비스 지침의 제정 등을 제안하였다.

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To develop a public services framework for the promotion of the public records use of the regional archives in Korea, we analyzed the previous related studies and observed the public services of the renowned overseas regional archives through the we sites. Then, the web 2.0 technology and its application to archives services have been studied. Based on the analysis, a public services framework consisting of 4 phases such as basic services, extended services I, extended services Ⅱ, interactive services was developed. This framework of 4 phases is not a fixed universal system. Each of the regional archives would select the services they offer according to the budget, personnel, as well as the user community. Finally, community survey, user satisfaction evaluation, and the establishment of specific service guidelines are suggested for the advancement of the public services.