https://www.cgu.edu.tw/library-en/Subject?nodeId=17375 en 長庚大學【Library-Latest News相關內容】 Fri, 21 Feb 2025 08:36:26 GMT https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/79410?nodeId=17375 1. Due to the system upgrade on Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) by the Computer Center on July 4 (Saturday) from 16:00 to 17:00, the university’s external network connection will be temporarily interrupted. All library systems and online services will be unavailable during this period. 2. Services will be resumed once the network is restored. We apologize for any inconvenience caused. Technical Services Division, CGU Library Wed, 01 Jul 2026 15:29:00 GMT https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/79410?nodeId=17375 https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/79301?nodeId=17375 The library will be closed on the following dates in July and August due to campus electrical equipment maintenance. Sorry for the inconvenience caused. Area Outage date Remark Library including the Audio-Visual Center July 4th (Sat.) Closed B1 Study Area July 4th (Sat.) and Aug 9th(Sun.):Open after power restoration following scheduled electrical equipment maintenance Opening hours: approximately 19:00 until 00:30(next day), subject to actual time of power restoration. Readers Services Division Mon, 29 Jun 2026 16:55:00 GMT https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/79301?nodeId=17375 https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/79255?nodeId=17375 To help faculty members and students stay informed about academic publishing trends, improve research efficiency, and make effective use of digital learning resources, the library will host three online academic lectures during the summer break. Topics include OA journal publishing and APC discounts, AI-assisted systematic reviews, and applications of JoVE video resources in research and teaching. Welcome to participate and register online! Lecture 1: OA Publishing Guide: Understanding IEEE and Elsevier APC Discounts and Submission Processes (1) Date: July 14 (Tuesday) 10:00-11:00 AM (2) Speaker: Lecturers from Elsevier and Hinton Information Services (3) Lecture Introduction: This session introduces the Article Processing Charge (APC) discount programs and Open Access (OA) publishing workflows offered by Elsevier and IEEE. It aims to help participants understand the latest publishing policies, available institutional benefits, and how to make effective use of APC support opportunities. (4) Teams Meeting Link:https://reurl.cc/R2x7L6 (5) Duration: 1 credit-hour Lecture 2: AI-Assisted Systematic Reviews: Practical Applications and Case Sharing (1) Date: July 28 (Tuesday) 10:00-12:00 AM (2) Speaker: Lecturer at FlySheet Med-Informatics Co.,Ltd (3) Lecture Introduction: This session explores how AI-powered tools can enhance the efficiency of conducting Systematic Reviews (SRs). Using ChatGPT, Gemini, NotebookLM, and Rayyan as examples, the speaker will illustrate applications such as research question analysis, PICO element identification, literature screening, abstract summarization, and data extraction. Participants will gain insight into AI tools throughout the systematic review process, helping to improve research efficiency. (4) Teams Meeting Link: https://reurl.cc/V2kZMA (5) Duration: 2 credit-hour Lecture 3: JoVE Video Resources: Enhancing Research Efficiency and Innovative Teaching Practices (1) Date: August 11 (Tuesday) 10:00-11:00 AM (2) Speaker: Lecturer at JoVE (3) Lecture Introduction: This session introduces the features and resources of the JoVE (Journal of Visualized Experiments) video journal platform. Participants will learn practical search and usage techniques and explore real-world examples of how JoVE resources can be applied in research, teaching, and innovative course design. The session aims to help faculty members and students make effective use of video-based learning resources to enhance research efficiency and teaching effectiveness. (4) Teams Meeting Link: https://reurl.cc/ep1byb (5) Duration: 1 credit-hour Registration and Participation: Registration Method: Log in iCGU→Campus Activities / Library Summer Online Lecture Sessions Participation in each session qualifies for credit-hour toward Teaching Quality Enhancement Program. Please use your Office365 school account and log into the Teams Meeting at least 5 minutes before the lecture starts. Courses shall be held physically in the library as well as online via TEAMS speaking Mandarin. There is no need for online participants to sign in or out. Attendance will be based on system records of participant’s joining and leaving the virtual meeting room. Participants who join 5 minutes after the official session start-time, or leave 5 minutes before the official end-time, or who fail to leave the virtual meeting room within 10 minutes after the end-time without any interaction (e.g., speaking or chatting), will not receive credit-hours. Mon, 29 Jun 2026 11:03:00 GMT https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/79255?nodeId=17375 https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/79028?nodeId=17375 L&B(Library & Book) E-Book platform will undergo system maintenance from Jul. 1(Wed) 09:00 AM to Jul. 6(Mon) 12:00 PM. The system will be temporarily unavailable during the maintenance period. Sorry for the inconvenience caused! Technical Services Division Tue, 23 Jun 2026 11:23:00 GMT https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/79028?nodeId=17375 https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/79027?nodeId=17375 Taiwan Academic E-Book & Database Consortium (TAEBDC) reading promotion event “ Hi-Read Magic Academy(嗨讀魔法學院)” is now open! Read more and earn more chances to win prizes! Embark on your journey of knowledge mastery through e-books! All faculty, staff, and students are welcome to join! Event Period: From now until August 31, 2026. Event Website: https://hyread.cc/2026PDA Event Platform: https://taebc.ebook.hyread.com.tw/taebcTrial.jsp How to Participate: Event 1: The event consists of three phases. Borrow 10 designated e-books from the “HyRead Trial E-book (PDA) Collection” during each phase to qualify for that phase's prize draw. Event 2: Borrow the required number of e-books during the event period (10, 25, or 35 books) to earn an entry into the prize draw. Bonus Prize: Participants who complete both Event 1 and Event 2 will be eligible for an additional bonus prize draw. oin the event for a chance to take home great prizes, including a Google TV Streamer 4K, portable cooling fan, waterproof Bluetooth speaker, and many more! Notes: Prize draw eligibility for Event 1 is recalculated for each stage, giving participants multiple chances to win. To encourage genuine reading, any borrowed e-book returned within 10 minutes will not be counted toward the event statistics. Each title will only be counted once. Borrowing different books increases your chances of winning. The use of unauthorized software, automated tools, or any abnormal borrowing behavior is strictly prohibited. The organizer reserves the right to disqualify any participant and revoke all event privileges if such behavior is detected. For detailed rules and review criteria, visit the official event page. Technical Services Division Tue, 23 Jun 2026 11:21:00 GMT https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/79027?nodeId=17375 https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/79010?nodeId=17375 To respect and protect intellectual property and assist students in using legally copyrighted textbooks, the library’s "Course Reserved Textbook Service" collects textbooks designated by teachersfor their courses. Students can use the library catalog system to search for textbooks by title, instructor, or course name. Electronic textbooks can be accessed directly within the campus network through the library catalog system. Physical textbooks are available for reading in a dedicated area on the first floor. An additional copy of each Chinese-language textbook is purchased and managed as part of the general library collections. The instructions for this survey are as follows: If there are any adjustments (deletions or additions) to the designated textbooks for this fall semester 2026, please follow the guidelines and schedule below to facilitate the library’s processing: For textbooks not yet available in the library's collection: Please fill out the survey form(課程指定用書清單 Reserved Book List.doc) as in "Attachment 1" by Friday, July 3, 2026, and return it via email or in hard copy to the library. Alternatively, you may submit the relevant information through the online form (URL: https://reurl.cc/K4pbLe). The library will then assist in acquiring the book as soon as possible, and set it up as a course reserved textbook for faculty and student use. For textbooks already held in the library's collection: Please complete the course reserve designation via the library catalog system (URL: https://web20.lib.cgu.edu.tw/) by Friday, August 14, 2026. Refer to "Attachment 2" for detailed instructions on setting up the course textbooks in three steps. If you wish to use Wiley digital textbooks, please contact the librarian (ext. 5622 or email to libdb@mail.cgu.edu.tw) for evaluation and recommendation. For the Spring Semester 2026, instructors who already plan to use specific textbooks are welcome to submit their recommendations during this round as advance purchase planning. Since there is a required processing time from recommendation to delivery and cataloging— approximately 9-13 weeks for Chinese books and 11-14 weeks for Western books—your early submission is highly appreciated. This will ensure that the designated textbooks could be ready before the courses start. For any questions regarding the Course Reserved Textbook Service, please contact service librarians at extension 5976 or email libmedia@mail.cgu.edu.tw . The library is committed to serving you wholeheartedly. Let the library become a great partner for teaching and research for the faculty, as well as a learning resource for the students. Your cooperation is greatly appreciated. Mon, 22 Jun 2026 17:09:00 GMT https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/79010?nodeId=17375 https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/78970?nodeId=17375 Highlights of 2026 JCR: Covers 254 subject areas, with a total of 22,643 journals (including over 6,700 Gold Open Access journals). Includes academic journals from 113 countries and regions (comprising 15,023 natural science journals, 7,721 social science journals, and 3,460 arts and humanities journals). 521 journals have received the Journal Impact Factor (JIF) for the first time. The JCR database is expected to complete its final update and reload in the fourth quarter. Currently, the data is still subject to change. For more information, please refer to the JCR Help Center section. For more details, please refer to the Clarivate blog post and attend the online briefing to learn more. 2026 Journal Citation Reports Update Webinar (Chinese): Time: July 1, 2026 (Wednesday) 14:00-15:00 Registration Link: https://reurl.cc/A9VaQE Agenda: Overview of the 2026 JCR updates Q&A session Reader Services Division Thu, 18 Jun 2026 16:46:00 GMT https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/78970?nodeId=17375 https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/78869?nodeId=17375 1. Course Reserved Books located in the Library's Reserved Book Room are generally restricted to in-library use only. However, to support teaching and lesson preparation, effective immediately, faculty members may apply for short-term loans on a case-by-case basis during summer and winter vacation. The maximum loan period is 30 days per application, and all borrowed books must be returned no later than the day before the new semester begins. 2. Application Procedure: Faculty members should submit their requests via the Flow Online Approval System, specifying the purpose of the loan and the requested loan period. Upon expiration of the loan period, a new application may be submitted if no other faculty member has requested the same book.For a sample statement, please refer to: https://reurl.cc/O6Zvk7. 3. The policy amendment was approved during the Library Advisory Committee Meeting in the 2nd semester of the 2025–2026 academic year (114 Academic Year) and has been implemented following the President's approval. It shall take effect immediately. Readers Services Division Tue, 16 Jun 2026 10:29:00 GMT https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/78869?nodeId=17375 https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/78692?nodeId=17375 Have you ever wanted to visit a country because of a book? Or felt the charm of different cultures, cuisines, and landscapes while reading? This summer, the Library presents a curated selection of books on travel culture, global cuisine, local lifestyles, and cultural exploration. The "Beyond Borders: Journeys Through Reading" Online E-Book Exhibition is launched accross three e-book platforms: HyRead, iRead, and udn. We warmly invite all faculty, staff, and students to explore the world through reading and submit your reflections and travel impressions to co-create a reading map for this summer! ✈️ ⏰ Event Period: From now until September 4 (Fri) 🗺️ Event Website: https://www.lib.cgu.edu.tw/instruction/subjects/114semesters/travel/home.html 📚 Online E-Book Exhibition: https://www.lib.cgu.edu.tw/instruction/subjects/114semesters/travel/home.html ✨ How to Participate: 1. During the event period, log in to HyRead, iRead, or udn and borrow any e-book from the exhibition. 2.After reading, complete the online submission form (https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/7QFwR5VkfD) and choose one of the following formats: (1) General Submission: Share a book recommendation and reading reflection (or impressions of the country’s culture, cuisine, etc.). (2) Special Submission: In addition to the above, upload a travel check-in photo that complies with the event guidelines. 3. All submissions will be displayed on "Interactive World Map" website as postcard-style reading cards placed throughout the map. For Special Submissions, participants should provide a photo of themselves at a destination they visited and indicate the visit date in the submission form. The Library may blur facial features upon the submitter’s request to protect personal privacy. 4.Special submissions will also be featured in a dedicated section on the Library’s Facebook page. Entries will be evaluated based on engagement metrics. �� Event Rewards Participants who borrow an e-book from the online exhibition, complete the submission form, and who remain faculty, staff, or student of our university at the time of the lucky draw on September 10 (Thu), will have a chance to win: • General Submission Award: NT$200 Convenience Store Voucher (10 winners) • Special Submission Award: Entries with 15 or more engagement interactions on the Facebook post will be ranked, and the top three will receive NT$600, NT$500, and NT$400 vouchers respectively. 👉 Note: Submissions that are not selected for the Special Submission Award will automatically be included in the General Submission draw. For full event details, please visit the event website. Tue, 09 Jun 2026 09:38:00 GMT https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/78692?nodeId=17375 https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/78268?nodeId=17375 ◎ An extended loan period will be available for undergraduate students to borrow general books (excluding audio-visual materials and Chinese Books purchased within the past year) from June 10 (Wed.), 2026. All items will be due on September 7 (Mon.), 2026. The regular loan period applies to all other users. The library also offers a rich and diverse collection of e-books. We encourage you to make good use of them! Reminder: If you cannot come and pick up your reserved books during the winter vacation, please log into your Personal Record from the library website to cancel the reservation, or contact the circulation desk at 03-2118800 ext. 5240. Failure to do so may result in suspension of your reservation privileges. ◎ Opening hours during the winter vacation: Jun 29th (Mon.) ~ Sep 6th (Sun.) Opening hours (including the Audio-Visual Center) Mon.- Fri. 09:00~16:50 Sat. 10:00~17:50 Sun. Closed ※【Special Notices】 *July 4th (Sat.) The regular maintenance of electrical equipment in the campus Closed *Sep 6th(Sun) (Last Sunday before the semester begins) 10:00~17:50 Opening hours of the Study Room on B1 Mon.-Sun. 6:00 until 00:30 the next day ※【Special Notices】 *July 4th (Sat.) and Aug 9th(Sun.): Delayed opening due to the scheduled electrical equipment maintenance ※Cleaning Dates(including the tea room, seats, and open shelves): Feb 9 (Mon.)~ Feb 11 (Wed.) The space remains open while cleaning is underway. Please do not leave any personal belongings unattended. Readers Services Division Wed, 03 Jun 2026 00:00:00 GMT https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/78268?nodeId=17375 https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/78186?nodeId=17375 Overview: The KuaiDao Paper Plagiarism Verify System is a Chinese-language plagiarism and similarity checking tool designed for theses, papers, and other documents. It helps users evaluate the degree of similarity between submitted content and existing literature, serving as a reference for academic writing and research ethics. By comparing content against academic journals, theses and dissertations, online resources, and various Chinese-language publications, the system provides similarity source identification and percentage analysis. It assists faculty members, students, and researchers in verifying whether citations and references are appropriately used, thereby reducing the risk of improper citation or duplicated content. In addition to thesis and paper checking, the system can also be applied to reports, assignments, and research output review, helping enhance academic quality and originality management efficiency. Furthermore, the system provides a reference verification function to help examine the authenticity and accuracy of cited references, thereby improving the quality of academic citations. Usage Period: From now until 2026/8/31 Trial URL: https://db.lib.cgu.edu.tw/er/geter/DB000000367/ How to Use: Please register and log in using your CGU email account to begin uploading documents for similarity checking. The maximum length for a single submission is 120,000 words, and up to 50 references may be checked per submission. If the content exceeds these limits, you may upload the remaining content in additional submissions. User Guide: https://db.lib.cgu.edu.tw/media/attachfilef/1779418417.pdf Feel free to use it! Readers Services Division Mon, 25 May 2026 10:56:00 GMT https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/78186?nodeId=17375 https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/77941?nodeId=17375 To provide an intelligent and diverse digital learning experience, the Library is pleased to offer trial access to the Wiley Digital Textbooks platform and its new AI Assistant feature from now until July 31, 2026. Through this resource, faculty members may support course preparation, textbook selection, classroom instruction, and the design of students’ independent learning activities. Students may enhance reading comprehension efficiency and strengthen pre-class preparation, post-class review, and self-directed learning outcomes. We sincerely invite all faculty members and students to explore and make full use of these resources. Please find the resource introduction and user guide below: Overview: Wiley Digital Textbooks: Offer access to more than 30,000 legally licensed e-textbooks published by Wiley, covering a wide range of subjects, including mathematics, statistics, physics, chemistry, life sciences, earth sciences, social sciences and humanities, health and medicine, engineering, computer science, business, and finance. In addition to online reading, the platform supports a variety of learning features, such as highlighting and annotation, note organization, full-text and cross-book searching, multi-device synchronization, bookmark management, citation export, instant translation, and text-to-speech functionality. AI Assistant: Built on the textbook content available within the platform and integrated with artificial intelligence technology, the AI Assistant provides learning support features such as key point summaries, concept explanations, chapter overviews, and interactive Q&A. These tools help users quickly grasp essential concepts, enhance comprehension, and improve reading efficiency. Trial URL: https://reurl.cc/26Rn7X How to Use: First-time Registration and Activation: Register firstly on campus (within the CGU IP range). After registration, you will receive an activation email. Click the link in the email to activate your account. Login and Access: After completing registration and account activation, users may log in to the platform to access e-textbook content, personalized features, and the AI Assistant functions. Instructions: Platform User Guide: https://reurl.cc/QEeoNO Platform Introduction Video: https://reurl.cc/qvrq2p AI Assistant Introduction Video: https://reurl.cc/9W0gNv Readers Services Division Wed, 13 May 2026 16:46:00 GMT https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/77941?nodeId=17375 https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/77260?nodeId=17375 1. Overview: The "WriteAid Similarity Scanner" was developed by the National Central Library and the team at National Taiwan Normal University, under the commission of the Ministry of Education. Based on data from the " National Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations in Taiwan", this tool aims to assist graduate students in checking the similarity of their theses and enabling proactive verification of the originality of their theses. 2. Target Users: Current graduating master's and doctoral students who have not yet uploaded their theses in the " National Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations in Taiwan" system. 3. Usage Period: 2026/4/27 - 2026/8/31 4. Trial URL: https://db.lib.cgu.edu.tw/er/geter/DB000079541/ 5. Login Method: For first-time users, please complete the online application form (https://forms.gle/9UUDCK3rzh9H1fc59) for an account to access the system. Once your account is activated, you will be able to log in and use the system. 6. Notice: (1) The system allows each user a maximum of five plagiarism checks. (The first three submissions will be processed immediately, and a similarity report will be provided. The fourth and fifth submissions will require 24 hours to complete.) (2) The system requires the advisor's email address to be entered. Once the check is complete, a report link will be sent via email. (3) The comparison results are for the user's personal reference only. Do not disclose or upload them online, and please comply with relevant copyright laws and regulations. (4) The system will delete all student accounts at the end of each semester, and all associated similarity reports will no longer be accessible once the accounts are removed. Students are advised to download and securely save your reports in advance. 7. User Guide: https://reurl.cc/AMpRRZ 8. FAQ: https://wass.ncl.edu.tw/faq.html 9. Online Training Information：Two online training sessions will be held by the National Central Library. The meeting details are as follows, and all are welcome to register and participate. (1) Session Schedule (Chinese): *April 29, 2026 (Wednesday), 3:00 PM *May 13, 2026 (Wednesday), 3:00 PM (2) Registration Link:https://forms.gle/fN19MTE7KUqQmVJBA (3) Notes: The registration deadline is May 11 (Monday). The online meeting link will be sent one day prior to the session. Feel free to use it! Readers Services Division Mon, 20 Apr 2026 16:59:00 GMT https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/77260?nodeId=17375 https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/75317?nodeId=17375 The university continues to subscribe to the Elsevier journal database. During the 2026 subscription period, university researchers are eligible for a 15% discount on the Article Processing Charge (APC) when submitting manuscripts to designated Elsevier Open Access (OA) journals. Details are as follows: Qualifications: The corresponding author is officially affiliated with Chang Gung University (Including part-time researchers). Please select **Chang Gung Group Consortium** as the institution name. The article acceptance date is between January 1, 2026, and December 31, 2026. For applicable journals, please refer to: Elsevier Core Hybrid OA Journal List. Operational Procedure Author submission process guide Publication procedure presentation Feel free to make full use of this opportunity! Readers Services Division Mon, 23 Feb 2026 16:30:00 GMT https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/75317?nodeId=17375 https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/74928?nodeId=17375 The locker rental matters for the second semester of the 114th academic year. Rental period：From February 23, 2026(Mon.) until fully rented, Monday to Friday from 9:00AM to 4:00PM. How to rent a locker：Bring your own faculty/staff/student ID card and TWD$200 in cash to the library’s 1st floor circulation desk to complete your locker rental application. Return period：From June 8, 2026 to July 3, 2026, Monday to Friday from 9:00AM to 4:00PM. Notice for returning a locker： (1) Please clean the locker before returning it. (2) Bring your own faculty/staff/student ID card and the lock to the library’s 1st floor circulation desk to complete the locker return process. If the lock is damaged, the library will retain the deposit. (3) If you authorize someone else to return the locker on your behalf, they must present your ID card along with their own. (4) Failure to return the locker on time will result in the confiscation of the deposit, which will be returned to the school. Items left in the locker will be discarded. Readers Services Division Wed, 04 Feb 2026 00:00:00 GMT https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/74928?nodeId=17375 https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/74219?nodeId=17375 Chang Gung University continues its participation in the CONCERT consortium subscription to IEEE databases in 2026. Researchers from Chang Gung University who submit manuscripts to IEEE Open Access (OA) journals as corresponding authors, with the article acceptance date between January 1, 2026 and December 31, 2026, are eligible for discounted Article Processing Charge (APC) provided through the CONCERT consortium. For applicable journals and APC pricing, please refer to the 2026 IEEE Fully OA List and 2026 IEEE Hybrid OA List. Qualifications: The corresponding author must be a faculty member or student of the university. When submitting a manuscript, please select “Chang Gung University” from the Author Affiliation drop-down menu, or use one of the following university email addresses: @cgu.edu.tw @mail.cgu.edu.tw @gap.cgu.edu.tw Payment Method: After the manuscript is accepted, Hinton Information Co., Ltd. will send a NewebPay payment link to the corresponding author’s email address. The author shall select a payment method on the NewebPay payment page and complete the payment by providing basic information such as invoice title and tax ID number. Upon completion of payment, the submission process will be deemed complete. (If the payer is not the corresponding author, please notify customer support in advance prior to payment for verification purposes.) The electronic invoice (proof copy) in New Taiwan Dollars will be sent to the payer’s email address after the submission process is completed. Other Notes: IEEE societies or journals reserve the right to adjust APC amounts or offer special discounts on a case-by-case basis at any time. The actual APC may be higher or lower than the annual IEEE list price and shall be determined by the amount displayed in the RSLC system. For the most up-to-date APC information, please refer to the APC lists on IEEE Open and CONCERT, or contact customer support at IEEE_OA@hintoninfo.com for confirmation. Only one discount scheme may be applied per submission. CONCERT consortium discounts cannot be combined with submissions that already receive special discounts. Authors or their affiliated institutions may choose the most appropriate discount option at their discretion. In 2026, the University is allocated two Fully OA free tokens, which will be granted on a first-come, first-served basis. Once the tokens are fully used, no additional free credits will be available. Readers Services Division Tue, 13 Jan 2026 16:23:00 GMT https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/74219?nodeId=17375 https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/73889?nodeId=17375 In response to adjustments in journal resources, the Library continues to provide subsidies for International Interlibrary Cooperation System (RapidILL) and National Document Delivery Service System (NDDS) to fully support the teaching and research needs of our faculty and students.. The pertinent details are as follows: Subsidy recipients: Full-time teachers and graduate students. Subsidy period: 2026.1.1-2026.7.31 (or until the individual subsidy amount limits are reached, or the total budget is exhausted). Subsidy amount limits: (1) RapidILL (International Interlibrary Cooperation System): Fully subsidized with no upper limit. (2) NDDS (National Document Delivery Service System): NTD 500 per person for full-time teachers; NTD 230 per person for graduate students. Teachers and students who have received external research project funding are encouraged to covering expenses through the relevant budget items of their research project. Once the individual subsidy amount limit is surpassed or the total subsidy budget is exhausted, charges will be handled in accordance with the library’s standard fee schedule. If you have any questions, please contact the Reference Service Librarian (extension 5622). Tue, 30 Dec 2025 10:57:00 GMT https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/73889?nodeId=17375 https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/70601?nodeId=17375 To assist faculty, staff, and students in correctly understanding and using legitimate e-textbooks, we hereby forward the "正版電子教科書購買指南(Guide to Purchasing Legitimate E-Textbooks)," issued by the Taiwan Book Publishers Association. Please refer to the information below and make good use of it. The Taiwan Book Publishers Association is composed of 16 professional educational publishers from Taiwan and abroad. Its mission is to promote exchanges between domestic and international publishers and to enhance public awareness of the importance of protecting intellectual property rights. As more students are using tablets or mobile phones as learning tools, the demand for e-textbooks has been steadily increasing. The purchasing methods for e-textbooks are similar to those for print textbooks. Students may purchase access codes through local distributors, campus bookstores, or the Taiwan branch offices of publishers at preferential local prices. Alternatively, they may purchase directly from publishers’ official online platforms (eTextbook) or through dedicated mobile applications. One-stop online bookstores, such as Amazon Kindle eTextbooks (with Chinese-language interfacesupport), or global e-textbook distribution platforms like VitalSource Bookshelf (https://www.vitalsource.com/), also provide purchasing options. Each purchased e-textbook comes with a unique serial number or access code. Users must log in to the designated platform or application in order to view, download, or use the book offline. Account sharing is strictly prohibited, and copying, printing, or redistributing the content to others is not permitted. To help students better understand the proper way to purchase legitimate e-textbooks, the Association has produced a three-page digital flyer titled “正版電子教科書購買指南(Guide to Purchasing Legitimate E-Textbooks),” which includes relevant purchasing links. Students are reminded to use authorized versions for their studies and to avoid downloading, sharing, or exporting unauthorized digital files, so as not to violate copyright regulations. Fri, 12 Sep 2025 11:16:00 GMT https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/70601?nodeId=17375 https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/69028?nodeId=17375 1.Regular Semester Opening Hours (1F–5F & B2F): Opening Hours Mon.~Fri. Sat. Sun. Time 08:00~22:50 10:00~19:50 10:00~19:50 ※ The entrance of the College of Management will be closed 20 minutes before the daily closing time due to the closing procedures. ※ Borrowing and returning services will be suspended 5 minutes prior to closing time. ※ The library will be closed on all national holidays. ※ The B1 Study Area is opendaily from 6:00 to the next day 00:30, except during the Chinese New Year holiday and other announced closures. 2.Library Closure Dates for Holidays: Date Note Sep 28(Sun)~ Sep 29(Mon) closed Teacher’s Day Oct 6 (Mon) closed Mid-Autumn Festival Oct 10 (Fri) closed National Day Holiday Oct 24 (Fri) ~ Oct 25 (Sat) closed Taiwan Retrocession Day Nov 17(Mon) closed School Sports Day Make-up Dec 25(Thu) closed Constitution Day Jan 1(Thu), 2026 closed New Year's Holiday Feb 14 (Sat) ~ Feb 21 (Sat), 2026 closed ChineseNew Year Holiday Feb 27(Fri) ~ Feb 28 (Sat), 2026 closed Peace Memorial Day 0Apr 3(Fri) ~ Apr 6(Mon), 2026 closed Ching Ming Festival May 1 (Fri), 2026 closed International Workers' Day Jun 19 (Fri), 2026 closed Dragon Boat Festival 3. In coordination with campus electrical equipment maintenance and replacement work, the library will adjust its opening hours and system services as follows. Outage date Library Access Adjustment Library system services adjustment Sep 20(Sat) Library 1F–5F and B2F: Closed all day B1 Study Area: Open as usual. All library system services will remain available. Nov 29(Sat) Dec 13,20(Sat) Feb 8(Sun, 2026) May 16, 23, (Sat, 2026) July 4, 11 (Sat, 2026) Library 1F–5F and B2F: Closed all day B1 Study Area: Expected to reopen after power restoration. All library system services will remain available. 2026 Apr 25(Sat) May 2(Sat) June 13(Sat) June 20(Sat) Library 1F–5F and B2F: Closed all day B1 Study Area: Expected to reopen after power restoration. 7:30-19:00 All library system services will be suspended and will resume after power restoration. Tue, 15 Jul 2025 16:51:00 GMT https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/69028?nodeId=17375 https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/67416?nodeId=17375 The revised provisions of CGU " Regulations for the Establishment of the Library Advisory Committee " will take effect immediately. The amendments were approved at the University Affairs Meeting on May 15, 2025. Key revisions include: The relevant clauses have been modified in accordance with the university's organizational regulations. To enhance the stability of committee operations, the term of office for members has been adjusted to two years, along with an added explanation of member replacements. Additionally, amendments were made based on actual operational needs, including clarifications on committee tasks, the designation of the meeting convener and chairperson, the procedure for proxy attendance by committee members, and the selection process for task group members. Since the regulations do not involve responsibilities of other departments, and in reference to guidelines of other universities, the final review meeting procedure has been modified. Approval is now required from the Administrative Meeting. Attached are a comparison table of the revised provisions and the full text of the updated regulations. Mon, 26 May 2025 17:10:00 GMT https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/67416?nodeId=17375 https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/67413?nodeId=17375 The revised provisions of CGU " Library Management Regulations" will take effect immediately. The amendments were approved at the Library Advisory Committee meeting on April 17, 2025, and at the University Affairs Meeting on May 15, 2025. Key revisions include: The renewal limit for borrowed materials has been increased to three times. Since the regulations do not involve responsibilities of other departments, and in reference to guidelines of other universities, the final review meeting procedure has been modified. Approval is now required from the Library Advisory Committee and the Administrative Meeting. Attached are a comparison table of the revised provisions and the full text of the updated regulations. Mon, 26 May 2025 16:59:00 GMT https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/67413?nodeId=17375