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Scholarly communication

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At the Speed of Thought: Pursuing Non-Commercial Alternatives to Scholarly Communication: Article discussing whether or not electronic publications are likely to replace primary journal literature. Includes information on barriers to independent scholarly publishing, prestige of editorial work and standardisation of material.
Author: Sosteric, Mike
Subjects: electronic journal use, scholarly communication
DeweyClass: 070.5
Resource type: article
Building Web-Based Scholarly Communication Forums Using Electronic Journals: Article discussing the advantages of conducting scholarly communication via the Web. The process of refereeing is focused upon as a means of quality control, considering how such an activity may be enhanced using a real time communication system as opposed to more traditional methods.
Author: Kuhlen, Rainer & Zhang, Zhongdong, University of Konstanz Information Science Department
Subjects: electronic journal production, scholarly communication
DeweyClass: 070.5
Resource type: article
CNI: Coalition for Networked Information: Organisation to advance the promise of networked information technology for the advancement of scholarly communication and the enrichment of intellectual productivity. Founded in 1990 by the Association of Research Libraries, Educom, and CAUSE.
Author: Coalition for Networked Information
Subjects: internet resource discovery, library and information science education, library and information science research, research libraries, scholarly communication
DeweyClass: 001.2
Resource type: institution, journal
Cybermetrics: Scientometrics in the Cyberspace: Links to sites relating to scientometrics, bibliometrics, informetrics (quantitative analysis of scholarly and scientific communications). Headings include institutions, publications, journals, search tools and Internet directories.
Author: Aguillo, Isidro F.
Subjects: library and information science links, scholarly communication
DeweyClass: 028
Resource type: index
Deconstructed Journal: Conference paper (1997) which outlines a proposed model for academic publishing on the Internet.
Author: Smith, John W. T.
Subjects: electronic journal production, scholarly communication
DeweyClass: 070.5
Resource type: article
Economic Cost Models of Scientific Scholarly Journals: Conference paper (April 1998) which summarises the costs of publishing scientific scholarly journals. Activities are described for five publishing components: article processing (eg editing, composition), non-article processing (eg covers, tables of contents, letters, book reviews), reproduction (eg printing, collating, binding), distribution (eg wrapping, labelling, sorting, mailing, subscription maintenance), and support (eg marketing, administration, finance). A cost model is derived for each of these components, and total costs of a 'typical' journal are presented, as well as costs of electronic publications.
Author: King, Donald W. and Tenopir, Carol
Subjects: electronic journal costs, scholarly communication
DeweyClass: 001.2
Resource type: article, journal
Electronic Access to Information and its Impact on Scholarly Communication: Conference paper (January 1999) which reports on a case study of the library at the Australian National University and its client community. The research examined the effect of enhanced electronic access to information on patterns of scholarly communication, and showed that disciplinary culture does affect academics' adoption of the new technologies. This has implications for academic libraries as they plan and develop training programmes, and for the designers of electronic databases and electronic journals.
Author: Milne, Patricia
Subjects: electronic journal use, scholarly communication
DeweyClass: 001.2
Resource type: article, journal
Electronic Journals and Scholarly Communication: A Citation and Reference Study: Discussion of research to assess the impact of electronic journals on scholarly communication, by measuring the extent to which they are being cited in the literature, both print and electronic. Provides a picture of the impact electronic journals were having on scholarly communication at the end of 1995.
Author: Harte, Stephen P. and Kim, Hak Joon
Subjects: electronic journal use, scholarly communication
DeweyClass: 070.5
Resource type: article
Essay Start: Essay Writing Help: A guide to essay and creative writing with examples, definitions, samples and tips, covering expository, persuasive, informal, narrative and many other essay types. Also gives details of various referencing systems.
Author: Peterson, Alex
Subjects: scholarly communication, writing skills
DeweyClass: 001.2
Resource type: documents
Future of Electronic Journals: It is widely expected that a great deal of scholarly communication will move to an electronic format. The Internet offers much lower cost of reproduction and distribution than print, the scholarly community has excellent connectivity, and the current system of journal pricing seems to be too expensive. Each of these factors are helping push journals from paper to electronic media. This paper puts forward ideas about the impact this movement will have on scholarly communication.
Author: Varian, Hal
Subjects: electronic journal use, scholarly communication, technology impact
DeweyClass: 070.5
Resource type: article
Go Get Papers: List of links to resources categorised by academic subject. Students can access papers, essays, lecture notes and tutorials.
Author: GoGetPapers.com
Subjects: interdisciplinary studies, scholarly communication
DeweyClass: 080
Resource type: articles, documents, index
ICAAP: International Consortium of Alternative Academic Publication: Canadian initiative dedicated to the development of an international alternative scholarly communication system outside of the commercial mainstream, promoting a model of high-quality scholarly communication free from the heavy costs of printing, distribution, and administration associated with the publication of print and commercial journals. Includes a list of scholarly journals - all freeware or low cost shareware titles - affiliated with ICAAP.
Author: ICAAP
Subjects: electronic journal costs, electronic journal production, research methods, scholarly communication
DeweyClass: 070.5
Resource type: institution
Layered Data View for Searching, Browsing, and Presenting Scholarly Documents: Paper discussing suitable text formats for searching, browsing, and presenting scholarly documents as a digital library service. Printed document sources and electronic text are considered.
Author: Oyama, Keizo
Subjects: digital library design, scholarly communication
DeweyClass: 025.0
Resource type: article
Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations (NDLTD): An international organisation dedicated to promoting the adoption, creation, use, dissemination and preservation of electronic analogues to the traditional paper-based theses and dissertations. This website contains information about the initiative, how to set up Electronic Theses and Dissertation (ETD) programmes, how to create and locate ETDs, and current research in digital libraries related to NDLTD and ETDs.
Author: Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations (NDLTD)
Subjects: digital library programmes, scholarly communication
DeweyClass: 080
Resource type: thesis index
New Age of the Book: Article discussing benefits and drawbacks arising from the electronic publication of scholarly monographs. Addresses recent changes in publishing, within university presses in particular, publishing and tenure, and journal pricing.
Author: Darnton, Robert
Subjects: book studies, electronic publishing, scholarly communication
DeweyClass: 002
Resource type: article
New Horizons in Scholarly Communication: Highlights trends affecting the process of creating, disseminating, retrieving, and using information for instruction and research at the university level.
Author: Lui, Alan
Subjects: research methods, scholarly communication
DeweyClass: 378
Resource type: index
OpenDOAR: Directory of Open Access Repositories: OpenDOAR is an authoritative directory of institutional and subject-based open access repositories. Provides a simple repository list, allows users to search for repositories or content therein, and offers tools and support to both repository administrators and service providers in sharing best practice and improving the quality of the repository infrastructure.
Author: University of Nottingham and Lund University
Subjects: educational technology research, electronic publishing, scholarly communication
DeweyClass: 025.4
Resource type: directory
ROAR: Registry of Open Access Repositories: ROAR promotes open access to research literature pre- and post-peer-review through author self-archiving in institutional eprint archives. The registry monitorsl growth in the number of eprint archives and maintains a list of GNU e-print repositories. XML files relevant to data harvesting are provided (OAI-status, metadata formats, list sets) as are graphs and tables illustrating cumulative deposits.
Author: Brody, Tim
Subjects: electronic journal use, electronic publishing, scholarly communication
DeweyClass: 025.04
Resource type: directory
Scholarly Electronic Publishing Bibliography: Presents selected articles, books, electronic documents, and other sources that are useful in understanding scholarly electronic publishing efforts on the Internet and other networks.
Author: Bailey, Charles
Subjects: electronic publishing, scholarly communication
DeweyClass: 070.5
Resource type: bibliography
Scholarly Societies Project: Access to over 1100 scholarly societies online browsable alphabetically, by subject and by type of institution. Accompanied by essays and editorials for the project.
Author: University of Waterloo
Subjects: interdisciplinary studies, scholarly communication, scientific research worldwide, scientists
DeweyClass: 001.2
Resource type: institution index, journal
Scholar's Forum: A New Model For Scholarly Communication: Document introducing a new model for scholarly communication that takes advantage of networking technology and extends the traditional benefits of print journals. Considers issues relating to editorial boards, document preparation services, copyright, access and registration, server maintenance, preservation and archiving, standards and protocols. Includes an operational view of the model.
Author: Buck, Anne M.; Flagan, Richard C. & Coles, Betsy
Subjects: scholarly communication
DeweyClass: 001.2
Resource type: document
TIDSR: Toolkit for the Impact of Digitised Scholarly Resources: Toolkit which provides a variety of methods to measure the impact of online scholarly resources, and covers a range of qualitative and quantitative methods of analysis. This service will develop through additional contributions from experts.
Author: Oxford Internet Institute, University of Oxford
Subjects: research methods, scholarly communication
DeweyClass: 001.42
Resource type: institution, service
Virginia Tech Electronic Theses and Dissertations: Large collection of student theses and dissertations, with titles and abstracts searchable and browsable by author and department, and full text available in PDF. Some access restrictions, but numerous items freely available.
Author: Virginia Tech
Subjects: digital library collections, scholarly communication
DeweyClass: 080
Resource type: essays, thesis collection
wePapers: Large searchable collection of academic material including lecture notes, books and peer-reviewed articles aimed at students and academics. Spans the major disciplines: science and engineering; social sciences; arts and humanities; computer science; health and clinical sciences; education; and agriculture and related sciences. Also acts as a platform for promoting online discussion.
Author: wePapers.com
Subjects: interdisciplinary studies, scholarly communication
DeweyClass: 080
Resource type: documents