Scholarly Communications
Janeway: a scholarly communications platform
... It is a terrible mistake to think that technological platforms are what make or break a scholarly communications enterprise. Yet, the technology that drives submissions and article presentation does sit at ...
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Open Access publishing and scholarly communications in non scientific disciplines
... With respect to technologies of reading, it is important to note, as per Crossick's findings above, that no better technology exists for long-form reading than the codex. The material book object is adept at sequential ...
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Investigating the need for scholarly communications positions in Association of Academic Health Sciences Libraries member institutions
... offering scholarly communications services without adding new ...incorporating scholarly communications duties into reference and instruction ...
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Bucknell University. Faculty Scholarly Communications Practices Study. Online Survey Consent Page
... You are invited to be a participant in a research study that examines the scholarly communications and publishing practices of Bucknell University faculty members. Please read this page carefully before ...
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Establishing a Shared Vision for an Integrated Approach to Collections and Scholarly Communications
... the Scholarly Communications Associate, Publishing Services Manager, and Scholarly Communications Coordinator, with occasional additional assistance from the Metadata & Digital Curation ...
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The Structure of Scholarly Communications within Academic Libraries
... The scholarly communications landscape has changed rapidly in the last few years, and the pace of change continues to increase. Within the past few weeks, there has been a flurry of act[r] ...
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INFLUENCE OF E JOURNALS IN ACADEMIA AND SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATIONS
... Journals play a crucial role in scholarly communication. The electronic journals help in promoting scholarly communication. The scholarly publishing has made direct connection between authors and ...
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Social Networking Sites and their role in Scholarly Communications. A Study for the Centre for Research Communications, University of Nottingham
... specification was refined during the course of a meeting between the staff of the Centre and Duke and Jordan Ltd at Nottingham, in which the issues were more clearly defined as relating to the effect on Open Access ...
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Exploring PubMed as a reliable resource for scholarly communications services
... Navigating the publishing process through the proliferation of predatory publishers adds another challenge for authors [30]. Authors are increasingly turning to libraries for information that will guide them through the ...
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Faculty Rights to Scholarly Research
... Both self-archiving and open access publishing are relatively young concepts, only as old as the Internet. It has experienced rapid growth in the past 15 years, as the web has become more widely available and net- work ...
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SCHOLARLY DYNAMISM OF DR BABASAHEB AMBEDKAR
... In his essay on Ancient Indian Commerce, Dr. Ambedkar has described social scenario of ancient skills and trading practices in India. He has also viewed all this in juxtaposition to Roman Civilization. Dr. Ambedkar’s ...
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The Dynamic Review Journal: a scholarly archive
... The schemas in the Schema Space provide an interface between the data stored by the system and the users’ view of that data for example, in the case of the data schema, the type and form[r] ...
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Web service architecture for scholarly publication
... Usually, as mentioned by Masron et al. (2012) academic staff in a university will be assessed according to their KPI that consist of based on teaching performance, research performance and supervision performance. In ...
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Scholarly collaboration across time zones
... Academic writing in relation to a specific topic enhances authors’ understanding of the subject matter (Shih, 1986). The academic peer-review process which is associated with the majority of books and journals engages ...
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Canadian urology resident scholarly performance
... residents published at least 1 manuscript during residency and 43% had at least 1 manuscript submitted at the time of our study. These numbers appear low but could reflect the fact that 45% of our respondents were junior ...
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Study Time and Scholarly Achievement in PISA
... Hence, no clear relationship be- tween time input and educational outcome across countries seems to exist. Scatter plots relating PISA 2006 results and average weekly total time spent studying (sum of time in class, ...
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Feature Style for Academic and Scholarly Writing
... That the source of data is limited to just one paper is explained by the fact that, in qualitative inquiries, such sources need not be numerous. Besides, that lone output is one-in-a-million since majority, if not all ...
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University press publishing in the United States (1993-1998): Scholarly monographs, regional books and non-scholarly books
... Various other feedback was received by email, telephone, and in writing from some recipients of this survey. This researcher found this population extremely rewarding to work with for this reason. The respondents were ...
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Co Training for Topic Classification of Scholarly Data
... the scholarly do- main, research articles (or papers) are highly inter- connected in giant citation networks, in which pa- pers cite or are cited by other ...
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