Gauging Faculty Utilization of Science Journals: A Defensive Strategy for a Lean Budget Era.

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Autor principal: Dess, Howard M.
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Publicado: 1997
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contents Gauging Faculty Utilization of Science Journals: A Defensive Strategy for a Lean Budget Era. Dess, Howard M. Academic Libraries Comparative Analysis Faculty Publishing Higher Education Library Collection Development Library Expenditures Scholarly Journals Scientific and Technical Information Teacher Surveys Use Studies Discussion of shrinking library budgets and increasing science journal prices focuses on methods used at Rutgers University (New Jersey) to help determine which journals could be eliminated. Results of a survey of faculty preferences, a journal reshelving study, and ranked journal lists based on faculty publications and citations are compared and contrasted. (LRW)
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spellingShingle Gauging Faculty Utilization of Science Journals: A Defensive Strategy for a Lean Budget Era.
Dess, Howard M.
Academic Libraries
Comparative Analysis
Faculty Publishing
Higher Education
Library Collection Development
Library Expenditures
Scholarly Journals
Scientific and Technical Information
Teacher Surveys
Use Studies
Gauging Faculty Utilization of Science Journals: A Defensive Strategy for a Lean Budget Era. Dess, Howard M. Academic Libraries Comparative Analysis Faculty Publishing Higher Education Library Collection Development Library Expenditures Scholarly Journals Scientific and Technical Information Teacher Surveys Use Studies Discussion of shrinking library budgets and increasing science journal prices focuses on methods used at Rutgers University (New Jersey) to help determine which journals could be eliminated. Results of a survey of faculty preferences, a journal reshelving study, and ranked journal lists based on faculty publications and citations are compared and contrasted. (LRW)
title Gauging Faculty Utilization of Science Journals: A Defensive Strategy for a Lean Budget Era.
topic Academic Libraries
Comparative Analysis
Faculty Publishing
Higher Education
Library Collection Development
Library Expenditures
Scholarly Journals
Scientific and Technical Information
Teacher Surveys
Use Studies
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ562998