Emerging issues in the electronic environment
Subtitle: challenges for librarians and researchers in the sciences
By: edited by Jeannie P. Miller.
Contributors: Miller, Jeannie P.
Series: Science & technology libraries -- v. 25, no. 1-2.
Publisher: Haworth Information
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Binghamton, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 253
Subjects: Scientific libraries -- Information technology.; Technical libraries -- Information technology.; Science -- Electronic information resources.; Technology -- Electronic information resources.; Libraries -- Special collections -- Electronic journals.; Electronic journals.; Digital libraries.; Communication in science -- Technological innovations.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Scientific communication : new roles and new players / Julie M. Hurd; title: Too important to be left to chance : serendipity and the digital library / Elizabeth B. Cooksey; title: For better or for worse : the joys and woes of e-journals / Linda L. Eells; title: Scan it and they will come; title: but will they cite it? / Michael Fosmire; title: The use of online supplementary material in high-impact scientific journals / Thomas Schaffer, Kathy M. Jackson; title: Challenges and opportunities for bibliometrics in the electronic environment : the case of the proceedings of the Oklahoma Academy of Science / Tony L. Bremholm; title: Information overload : keeping current without being overwhelmed / Patrick Sullivan; title: The impact of electronic bibliographic databases and electronic journal articles on the scholar's information seeking behavior and personal collection of "reprints" / Robert B. McGeachin; title: Biology databases for the new life sciences / Katherine S. Chiang; title: Map and spatial data acquisitions in the electronic age / Joanne M. Perry; title: The virtual patron / Lesley M. Moyo; title: Webinar technology : application in libraries / Karen J. Docherty, Angi Herold Faiks; title: Preserving digital libraries : determining "what?" before deciding "how?" / Jean Marie Deken.