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V nalogi je prikazan razvoj avtomatizirane izposoje v Knjižnici Velenje. Knjižnica je prvi korak k tehnološki posodobitvi naredila, ko je ob selitvi v nove prostore pridobila knjigomat Libmaster, ki je temeljil na identifikaciji člana in knjižničnega gradiva s črtno kodo in optičnim čitalnikom. Nadaljnji korak je naredila leta 2007, ko je kot prva knjižnica v Sloveniji uvedla samopostrežni kiosk (BIBLIO24) za izposojo in vračanje knjig 24 ur na dan. V letu 2021 se pripravljajo na uvedbo knjigomata, ki temelji na tehnologiji RFID. V nalogi je predstavljena uporaba knjigomata Libmaster, samopostrežnega kioska ter izposoja in vračilo knjižničnega gradiva s pomočjo čitalnika RFID pri izposojevalnem pultu. Izvedena je bila tudi raziskava uporabnikov knjižnice Velenje, s katero smo želeli preveriti, koliko uporabniki poznajo RFID tehnologijo ter ali nameravajo pri izposoji gradiva uporabljati knjigomat ali pa se bodo še naprej posluževali izposoje za izposojevalnim pultom. Raziskava je pokazala, da uporabniki slabo poznajo RFID tehnologijo, a menijo, da je pomembno, da jo knjižnica uvaja. Uporaba knjigomata se jim zdi hitra in enostavna. The thesis presents the development of the automated circulation system in the Velenje Public Library. The first step towards technological modernization was taken by the library when it moved to the new building and acquired the Libmaster self-checkout system, which is based on the identification of both the member and the library material with a barcode and a scanner. The library took another step in 2007 when it became the first in Slovenia to introduce a self-service kiosk (BIBLIO24) for borrowing and returning books 24 hours a day. In 2021, it began preparations for the introduction of a bookmaker based on RFID technology. The thesis presents the use of the Libmaster self-checkout system, the self-service kiosk, and the borrow and return of library materials with an RFID reader at the circulation desk. A questionnaire-based survey was conducted to see how much users know about RFID technology and whether they intend to use a self-checkout system or whether they will continue to cheque out their books at the circulation desk. The research showed that users are not familiar with RFID technology, however, they believe that it is important for the library to adopt it. They find using the self-checkout system quick and easy. |
