Scholarly Online Database Use in Higher Education: A Faculty Survey.

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Main Authors: Piotrowski, Chris, Perdue, Bob, Armstrong, Terry
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2005
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author Piotrowski, Chris
Perdue, Bob
Armstrong, Terry
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Perdue, Bob
Armstrong, Terry
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Perdue, Bob
Armstrong, Terry
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contents Scholarly Online Database Use in Higher Education: A Faculty Survey. Piotrowski, Chris Perdue, Bob Armstrong, Terry Databases Social Sciences Research Libraries Academic Libraries The present study reports the results of a survey conducted at the University of West Florida concerning faculty usage and views toward online databases. Most respondents (N=46) felt quite satisfied with scholarly database availability through the university library. However, some faculty suggested that databases such as Current Contents and Social Sciences Citation Index should be recommended for inclusion in the future. Satisfaction levels with the library's interlibrary loans service are discussed as well as the reported desire for more access to online full-text articles.
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spellingShingle Scholarly Online Database Use in Higher Education: A Faculty Survey.
Piotrowski, Chris
Perdue, Bob
Armstrong, Terry
Databases
Social Sciences
Research Libraries
Academic Libraries
Scholarly Online Database Use in Higher Education: A Faculty Survey. Piotrowski, Chris Perdue, Bob Armstrong, Terry Databases Social Sciences Research Libraries Academic Libraries The present study reports the results of a survey conducted at the University of West Florida concerning faculty usage and views toward online databases. Most respondents (N=46) felt quite satisfied with scholarly database availability through the university library. However, some faculty suggested that databases such as Current Contents and Social Sciences Citation Index should be recommended for inclusion in the future. Satisfaction levels with the library's interlibrary loans service are discussed as well as the reported desire for more access to online full-text articles.
title Scholarly Online Database Use in Higher Education: A Faculty Survey.
topic Databases
Social Sciences
Research Libraries
Academic Libraries
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ698824