It assesses the extent to which scholars and researchers are aware of, are influenced by, and build their own work upon research published in e-journals. Only eight of the 39 e-journals studied have been cited ten or more times over their lifetimes. Given that eleven of the e-journals have print counterparts, these findings are especially telling. At present, it contains sections on Infrastructure Support, Developing Protocols,Applications, Social, Code Development, and Imminent Technologies. Each image is accompanied by a short annotation and scale bar.
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Note that though this site is extremely graphical and may be a challenge to those with slow connections, it is a treasure house of anatomical information. Home Page Highlight of the Macmillan Computer Publishing web site is the large collection of free online books available from its subsidiaries Que and Sams. Que's Digital Bookshelf at present contains 30 online books in topics including world wide web, web publishing, web programming, web servers, and networking, among others. Sams Publishing offers over 15 online books on topics such as web site construction, Java, Netscape 3.0, and Javascript. Both the Que and Sams libraries can be searched as well as browsed.