National Library Reference Consultation Alliance (UCdrs) - Comprehensive Academic Resource Platform
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Introduction to the National Library Reference Consultation Alliance (UCdrs)
The National Library Reference Consultation Alliance, known as UCdrs, is a public welfare service organization established under the guidance of the National Center of the National Cultural Information Resource Sharing Project. It was founded in 2012 with the aim of utilizing digital library collections and internet resources to provide free online reference consultation and remote document delivery services.
Official Website: http://www.ucdrs.superlib.net/
Resources and Services
UCdrs boasts an extensive digital resource library, including over 2.3 million e-books, 40 million Chinese periodical articles, 26 million foreign periodical articles, as well as a vast number of dissertations, conference papers, and more. The platform collaborates with over 700 libraries nationwide, offering more than 10,000 consultations and document deliveries daily.
Usage Method
Users can register and utilize the platform to search for books, periodicals, patents, standards, and other resources. On the resource detail page, users can click the "Library Document Delivery" button, fill in their email for receiving resources and a verification code, then submit the request. It should be noted that document delivery is not instantaneous; users must wait for the reference consultant to locate and send the resources.
Target Audience and Features
UCdrs is designed for a wide range of users including academic researchers, educators, students, and the general public seeking scholarly materials. The platform's main features include a vast collection of digital resources, free access to reference consultation, and remote document delivery services.
Industries and Fields
The platform serves various fields such as academia, education, scientific research, and more, providing a valuable resource for knowledge acquisition and academic studies.
Usage Scenarios
UCdrs provides services in various scenarios, including academic research support, educational material access, and public knowledge enrichment. It offers a user-friendly interface for resource searching and document delivery requests.
Related Links
For more information and to access the services provided by the National Library Reference Consultation Alliance, please visit the official website.
