The Evolving Nature of Faculty Publications

Novák, Jan; Mls,; Pardo, Leslie

doi:10.1300/j113v26n01_11

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“…The hurdle of limited access points for Center content also contributes to the flattening of downloads [7]. The Center's website at www.fjc.gov or the US Courts channel on YouTube are the only digital publishing outlets for FJC materials [13,17].…”

Section: Effectiveness As a Legal Grey Repositorymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Though there are other functions of the Center's site, its primary purpose is to serve as an access point for FJC content. The organization must work to provide well-organized records replete with full-bodied metadata within a sound structure in its next version of the site [7]. The site must be built with a focus on information architecture and system structure to attain the requisite balance of precision and flexibility to foster successful record retrieval.…”

Section: Effectiveness As a Legal Grey Repositorymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Novak and Pardo [7] recommend the use of enhanced bibliographies, searchable databases, and digital repositories in conjunction on a single website to create multiple points of access for publications of this type. Blume [8] warns information professionals that conservatism and traditionalism among the legal community work against such development and only systems that are considerably superior will overcome community affinity for technical and economic austerity.…”

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FJC Grey Literature: Lady Justice Goes Grey

Lipscomb¹,

Sarago²,

Kaplan³

2017

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The Center recognizes the significant role of the Internet in getting new and lesser-known resources to the legal community because of the ease of accessibility and locating grey literature to answer legal questions. Therefore, the Center developed its new website to function as an open access repository of its robust grey legal collection. Successes and setbacks are revealed as analytics demonstrate an increase and eventual plateau in electronic resource requests. Center information professionals must overcome access issues through improved architecture and search design to maintain current patrons and attract new users to the website. The Center's contribution to the body of grey literature after more than four decades of existence is astounding, but without effective promotion of our collection on the Internet, the rest of the world will never know about this significant body of work.

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Section: Effectiveness As a Legal Grey Repositorymentioning

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FJC Grey Literature: Lady Justice Goes Grey

Lipscomb¹,

Sarago²,

Kaplan³

2017

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“…Some publication management initiatives specially focused on creating publication database for the purpose of creating standardized citation 23 . Novak & Pardo 24 discusses the application of technology in assessing the evolving nature of faculty publication and role of library in managing them. They studied these aspects to understand the trends in legal scholarship and change in the publication patterns such as blogs and podcasts and the open access initiatives, active role of libraries to develop creative solutions to manage them in the form of bibliographies, searchable databases, and digital repositories to manage access, preserve, and disseminate faculty writings 25 .…”

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“…There are some reports, which illustrated the problem associated with the data collection and continued effort to build relationship between the library and teaching faculty to strengthen the publication database 24 . Though, due to advancement in Internet technology and the legacy associated with copyright restrictions, the concept of maintaining bibliography remains alive.…”

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Management of University Research Publication: A Case Study of JUIT Publication Database (JPubDB)

Ram

Paliwal

2016

DESIDOC Jl. Lib. Info. Technol.

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Along with the teaching, publications and research output, national and international funding has become essential criterion for benchmarking and performance measurement of the university. To stand and compete with stakeholders, it is essential to carefully monitor the impact of university publication over global research. The role of the library becomes more important to take a lead in monitoring and management of the university publications. A library needs to gather, organize and maintain publication in a standard format and take appropriate measure to disseminate research with global community. Further, it is essential to assess the research impact of the publication through different methodologies such as bibliometrics or web metrics. The purpose of this paper is to develop a database of university publication with the acronym ‘JPubDB’ (JUIT Publication Database: available at http://juit.ac.in/jpubdb), in order to collect, analyze and organized at one place and market the research publication with global community. The provisions have been made to link each publication with each faculty profile and department in a standard citation style, assess the citation count through Google Scholar, sharing of publication through social networking tools, and if the full text of any publication is available, that can be downloadable in copyright free mode.

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2008

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well and the participants anticipate no issues with an increase in document delivery orders. Both institutions are excited about the growth of this service and anticipate a long-term commitment to the program. Future projectsreference services? Now that the document delivery phase of the project is nearing completion, the two organisations will see if there are similar symmetries between our respective reference staffs. In 1990, Harvard's Harry Martin envisioned that mega-libraries would emerge from such cooperation. Although busy legal practitioners care very little about the source of the information that they need, the SLL and IALS partnership provides them with access to a mega-collection. By working through this project from concept to implementation, both institutions have learned a great deal about the value of resource sharing and the manner in which it can benefit both libraries and their patrons.

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The Evolving Nature of Faculty Publications

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