| 英文摘要 |
The trend toward providing scholarly communication services stems from university libraries in Europe and the United States. However, there has been limited discussion of scholarly communication services within domestic university libraries. This study aimed to explore academic librarians’understanding of the importance and current status of scholarly communication services, as well as their knowledge and needs for scholarly communication knowledge. This study employed a quantitative survey method, focusing on librarians from research universities in Taiwan, with a total of 122 responses. The findings indicated that several items, such as AI tools in research support and ethical issues in scholarly publishing, showed significant differences in the importance and current status of various scholarly communication services, as well as in librarians’knowledge and professional needs. Significant differences also emerged between supervisors and non-supervisors, those with different scholarly communication responsibilities, and the size of their libraries. These findings may help research university libraries refine their scholarly communication service strategies. |