Are We Losing a Generation of Manuscripts?

Jasperse, Jaap

doi:10.1108/eb024604

Online and CD-Rom Review

1997

DOI: 10.1108/eb024604

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Are We Losing a Generation of Manuscripts?

Jaap Jasperse¹

Abstract: Will CDROM survive into the next millennium? If not, we may have a continuity problem on our hands. The development of electronic scientific publication continues to raise questions of perpetuity that cannot easily be dismissed or ignored — however often this is being tried.

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Online, CD‐ROM and Web: is it the same difference?

Clausen

1997

Aslib Proceedings

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Some obstacles to the use of electronic information are discussed. The major differences between information from online, CD‐ROM and Web sources are outlined. Data from rhus Public Library's business information services (1992–96) are analyzed with special reference to information media. A decrease in the number of enquiries after 1994 is explained by (1) the growing number of online database end‐users, (2) the increasing supply of business information on CD‐ROMs, and (3) the spreading of the Internet. Recent information from the DGXIII Report about the markets for electronic information services are included. What is needed in general among future users of electronic information is a more professional attitude and new skills. A concept of “Web Information Literacy” is defined and two implications are discussed: (1) knowledge about the Internet and its resources, and (2)innovativeness as a major component in Internet user skills.

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Online, CD‐ROM and Web: is it the same difference?

Clausen

1997

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Cataloging Procedures on the Web: The Greatest Thing Since MARC

Scheschy¹

1998

Cataloging & Classification Quarterly

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Are We Losing a Generation of Manuscripts?

Abstract: Will CDROM survive into the next millennium? If not, we may have a continuity problem on our hands. The development of electronic scientific publication continues to raise questions of perpetuity that cannot easily be dismissed or ignored — however often this is being tried.

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Online, CD‐ROM and Web: is it the same difference?

Online, CD‐ROM and Web: is it the same difference?

Cataloging Procedures on the Web: The Greatest Thing Since MARC

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