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Library services

Library services

  • Borrowing services: absentee loans, attendance loans (study room)
  • reference services (providing information on library holdings and external information sources)
  • selected literature and journals in the study room,
  • audio-visual equipment in the study room (CD, DVD, videocassettes)
  • copier (copy, scan, print)
  • Internet access (including wifi)
  • 8 computers, 38 study places
  • First time in the JAMU Library (flyer)
  • Contact: knihovna@jamu.cz, tel.: 542 59 2204 (loan desk)

  • entrance excursions to the library for 1st year students, lectures for PhD students
  • consultation (personal, e-mail) in searching in information databases (catalogues, EIZ), etc.
  • methodological assistance in writing the final (diploma) thesis – formal editing, how to cite correctly, citation ethics, plagiarism
  • offering information education for students and teachers

  • copying, printing, scanning, ring binding
  • payment in cash only (see Library Rules for prices)

Qualification (bachelor, diploma, dissertation, habilitation) theses at JAMU

  • Records for both print and electronic theses are available in the Aleph catalogue – University Theses database (searchable by author, supervisor, year, topic = Subject).
  • Printed versions of the works are available for loan only in the study room, after ordering in the Aleph catalogue.
  • Works up to 2005: works in printed form only. They are currently being digitized and are available from the Aleph catalogue (link to full text via IS JAMU), only for internal JAMU users.
  • Works between 2006-2012: submitted simultaneously in print and electronic form. Electronic versions are available via the JAMU Intranet (can be viewed only in the internal network of JAMU), gradually being moved to the IS.
  • Theses from 2013: available in electronic form in the JAMU IS (module Graduates and final theses), printed versions of theses are not submitted to the JAMU Library.

Formal requirements for the editing of qualification papers:

Final theses DF

HF final thesis

Also, for taking information from these works (as well as from books, articles, proceedings, websites, standards, videos, blogs, presentations, radio and TV programmes), it is necessary to respect the principles of citation ethics – citing the source from which we draw ⇒ copyright law, back-checking ideas, obtaining a broader context for the issue, etc., otherwise we commit plagiarism = copying, combining texts, improving literature, “self-citation”.

Contact:
Mgr. Josef Blažek
tel: 54259 2201
E-mail: 18648@post.jamu.cz

What is DOI?

DOI (Digital Object Identifier) is a standardized persistent digital object identifier used to support the publication of research results. It represents a stable reference to specific digital content (e.g. scholarly articles, books, images or data files). Just as ISBN uniquely identifies printed books on a global scale, DOI uniquely identifies digital objects on the World Wide Web – on an international scale. Above all, it ensures that the cited material will be traceable in the long term, even if its location on the Internet or the structure of the website changes.

What can the DOI be used for?

  • Unambiguous document identification: the DOI allows you to pinpoint a specific digital object (e.g., an article, book, image, or data file), even if there are multiple versions or similar objects
  • Permanent linking: serves as a stable web link that remains functional even if the web address of the object changes
  • Correct citation: the DOI is part of the citation standards, ensuring accurate and internationally understandable identification of the source
  • Searching expert resources: by entering the DOI into a search engine or expert database, the object can be quickly found without the need to know the title or author

With these features, DOI enhances the clarity, credibility and professionalism of working with resources.

 

What does DOI look like?

The DOI identifier has the following form doi 10.83135/xyz123456 and consists of two parts:

  • prefix (10.83135) is a number that uniquely identifies the institution that has assigned the DOI number to the digital object (e.g. JAMU). Prefixes are assigned to institutions by the so-called registration agency (e.g. DataCite).
  • sufix (xyz123456) is an arbitrary character string that uniquely identifies a digital object within a given institution. Suffixes are assigned by the institution itself so that no two different digital objects are assigned the same DOI and no digital object is assigned more than one DOI at the same time.

JAMU prefix is 10.83135. Sufix is an automatically generated alphanumeric string at JAMU.

 

DOI allocation at JAMU

The JAMU Library in cooperation with the vice-deans for research of individual faculties was responsible for the allocation of DOIs at JAMU. To be assigned a DOI, the output must be located in the university repository in the JAMU IS. The metadata (descriptive data) of the object must also be published here. The correctness and completeness of the metadata is checked by the Vice-Deans, who then request the library staff to assign the DOI. After the DOI is assigned by the librarian, the DOI is entered into the repository in the JAMU IS and communicated to the applicants.

In case you are interested in receiving a DOI, please contact the Vice-Dean for Research and Other Creative Activities of the Faculty of Arts JAMU by your school e-mail Mgr. Jana Kořínková, Ph.D. (DF) or the Vice-Dean for Science, Research and Strategy of the JAMU Faculty of Arts doc. PhDr. Petr Lyk, Ph.D. et Ph.D. (HF).

 

If you are unclear or have general questions about how persistent identifiers and DOIs work, please contact:

Mgr. Sarka Matoušková
tel: 54259 2211
E-mail: 23031@post.jamu.cz