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1. Verfasser: Brown, Elizabeth
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Sprache:en
Veröffentlicht: 2009
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Online-Zugang:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ867713
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contents A Season of Change: How Science Librarians Can Remain Relevant with Open Access and Scholarly Communications Initiatives Brown, Elizabeth Scientific Research Library Services Librarians Trend Analysis Science Materials Organizational Change Change Strategies Performance Factors User Satisfaction (Information) User Needs (Information) Scientific and Technical Information Library Development The current rate of change suggests scholarly communications issues such as new publication models and technology to connect library and research tools is expected to continue into the foreseeable future. As models evolve, standards develop, and scientists evolve in their communication patterns, librarians will need to embrace transitional tools and be prepared to continuously modify or discard applications as necessary. Monitoring and adjusting to this changing landscape can be challenging. Keep in mind that scientific research is also evolving quickly, and our users are also experiencing this change in their professional careers, although in different forms and at a different pace. Breakthroughs in reaching faculty and programs can occur at any time. Remaining relevant is a process, not a destination. This article discusses the impact of the current metamorphic landscape of scholarly communications on science librarians today and and in the future.
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spellingShingle A Season of Change: How Science Librarians Can Remain Relevant with Open Access and Scholarly Communications Initiatives
Brown, Elizabeth
Scientific Research
Library Services
Librarians
Trend Analysis
Science Materials
Organizational Change
Change Strategies
Performance Factors
User Satisfaction (Information)
User Needs (Information)
Scientific and Technical Information
Library Development
A Season of Change: How Science Librarians Can Remain Relevant with Open Access and Scholarly Communications Initiatives Brown, Elizabeth Scientific Research Library Services Librarians Trend Analysis Science Materials Organizational Change Change Strategies Performance Factors User Satisfaction (Information) User Needs (Information) Scientific and Technical Information Library Development The current rate of change suggests scholarly communications issues such as new publication models and technology to connect library and research tools is expected to continue into the foreseeable future. As models evolve, standards develop, and scientists evolve in their communication patterns, librarians will need to embrace transitional tools and be prepared to continuously modify or discard applications as necessary. Monitoring and adjusting to this changing landscape can be challenging. Keep in mind that scientific research is also evolving quickly, and our users are also experiencing this change in their professional careers, although in different forms and at a different pace. Breakthroughs in reaching faculty and programs can occur at any time. Remaining relevant is a process, not a destination. This article discusses the impact of the current metamorphic landscape of scholarly communications on science librarians today and and in the future.
title A Season of Change: How Science Librarians Can Remain Relevant with Open Access and Scholarly Communications Initiatives
topic Scientific Research
Library Services
Librarians
Trend Analysis
Science Materials
Organizational Change
Change Strategies
Performance Factors
User Satisfaction (Information)
User Needs (Information)
Scientific and Technical Information
Library Development
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ867713