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Main Author: Lynch, Clifford A.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1994
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ481800
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author Lynch, Clifford A.
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contents Rethinking the Integrity of the Scholarly Record in the Networked Information Age. Lynch, Clifford A. Academic Libraries Centralization Change Computer Networks Electronic Publishing Higher Education Information Networks Information Technology Integrity Interlibrary Loans Library Materials Library Role Mass Media Preservation Problems Research Libraries Scholarly Communication Discusses changes in scholarly and cultural records resulting from the transition from print to electronic information. The role of libraries is considered, including licensing agreements, interlibrary loans, broadcast media, networks, preservation of records, and dangers of centralization; and problems with reliance on electronic information resources are described. (LRW)
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spellingShingle Rethinking the Integrity of the Scholarly Record in the Networked Information Age.
Lynch, Clifford A.
Academic Libraries
Centralization
Change
Computer Networks
Electronic Publishing
Higher Education
Information Networks
Information Technology
Integrity
Interlibrary Loans
Library Materials
Library Role
Mass Media
Preservation
Problems
Research Libraries
Scholarly Communication
Rethinking the Integrity of the Scholarly Record in the Networked Information Age. Lynch, Clifford A. Academic Libraries Centralization Change Computer Networks Electronic Publishing Higher Education Information Networks Information Technology Integrity Interlibrary Loans Library Materials Library Role Mass Media Preservation Problems Research Libraries Scholarly Communication Discusses changes in scholarly and cultural records resulting from the transition from print to electronic information. The role of libraries is considered, including licensing agreements, interlibrary loans, broadcast media, networks, preservation of records, and dangers of centralization; and problems with reliance on electronic information resources are described. (LRW)
title Rethinking the Integrity of the Scholarly Record in the Networked Information Age.
topic Academic Libraries
Centralization
Change
Computer Networks
Electronic Publishing
Higher Education
Information Networks
Information Technology
Integrity
Interlibrary Loans
Library Materials
Library Role
Mass Media
Preservation
Problems
Research Libraries
Scholarly Communication
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ481800