From Print to Electronic: The Adoption of Information Technology by Academic Chemists.
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| author | Hurd, Julie M. Weller, Ann C. |
| author_facet | Hurd, Julie M. Weller, Ann C. Hurd, Julie M. Weller, Ann C. |
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| contents | From Print to Electronic: The Adoption of Information Technology by Academic Chemists. Hurd, Julie M. Weller, Ann C. Academic Libraries Adoption (Ideas) Change Agents Chemistry Higher Education Librarians Library Role Online Systems Scientific and Technical Information Teacher Surveys Examines data collected in two surveys from faculty chemists at the University of Illinois at Chicago who were asked about their use of electronic resources. Highlights include the adoption of technological innovations by faculty, the role of librarians as change agents, and a copy of the survey instrument. (LRW) |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1997 |
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| spellingShingle | From Print to Electronic: The Adoption of Information Technology by Academic Chemists. Hurd, Julie M. Weller, Ann C. Academic Libraries Adoption (Ideas) Change Agents Chemistry Higher Education Librarians Library Role Online Systems Scientific and Technical Information Teacher Surveys From Print to Electronic: The Adoption of Information Technology by Academic Chemists. Hurd, Julie M. Weller, Ann C. Academic Libraries Adoption (Ideas) Change Agents Chemistry Higher Education Librarians Library Role Online Systems Scientific and Technical Information Teacher Surveys Examines data collected in two surveys from faculty chemists at the University of Illinois at Chicago who were asked about their use of electronic resources. Highlights include the adoption of technological innovations by faculty, the role of librarians as change agents, and a copy of the survey instrument. (LRW) |
| title | From Print to Electronic: The Adoption of Information Technology by Academic Chemists. |
| topic | Academic Libraries Adoption (Ideas) Change Agents Chemistry Higher Education Librarians Library Role Online Systems Scientific and Technical Information Teacher Surveys |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ562997 |