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The Google Scholar Experiment: How to Index False Papers and Manipulate Bibliometric In... - 0 views

arxiv.org/...1309.2413.pdf

scholarly_communication research_metrics eResearch Google Scholar research studies

shared by Garrett Eastman on 11 Sep 13 - No Cached

Garrett Eastman on 11 Sep 13

Attempts at gaming Google Scholar's metrics with fake papers, but frustrations reported with Scholar's lack of transparency

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European Landscape Study of Research Data Management (Sept '13) - 0 views

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shared by Gosia Stergios on 25 Sep 13 - No Cached

From Dominance to Decline? The Future of Bibliographic Discovery, Access and Delivery - 2 views

www.ifla.org/...71-flynn-en.pdf

GKEN digital_scholarship cyberinfrastructure eResearch collaboration libraries catalogs

shared by Garrett Eastman on 22 Jun 10 - No Cached

Garrett Eastman on 22 Jun 10

A review of four bibliographic utility studies on library catalogs points out that the library catalog is no longer the starting point for students and researchers and that it has been eclipsed by easier-to-use and more convenient tools such as Google Books, Google Scholar, and LibraryThing. The author suggests that catalog developers learn from these tools and draw on their metadata; include "social" enhancements such as tagging, comments, and reviews; develop systems that are user-focused rather than librarian-focused; forsake the local catalog for the union catalog to reduce duplication of effort

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">A review of four bibliographic utility studies on library catalogs points out that the library catalog is no longer the starting point for students and researchers and that it has been eclipsed by easier-to-use and more convenient tools such as Google Books, Google Scholar, and LibraryThing. The author suggests that catalog developers learn from these tools and draw on their metadata; include "social" enhancements such as tagging, comments, and reviews; develop systems that are user-focused rather than librarian-focused; forsake the local catalog for the union catalog to reduce duplication of effort</div>

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Information-seeking behavior of basic science researchers: implications for library ser... - 0 views

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/...PMC2801986

information_behavior_scholars eResearch eLearning libraries surveys information seeking scholarly_communication digital_scholarship collaboration

shared by Garrett Eastman on 31 Jan 10 - Cached

Garrett Eastman on 31 Jan 10

Study at University of Vermont medical school, 2007-08

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Research Trends - do scientists blog? (June 2010) - 2 views

www.info.scopus.com/...beh_dat_17.html

social_media information_behavior_scholars

shared by Gosia Stergios on 26 May 10 - Cached

Gosia Stergios on 26 May 10

According to Christina Pikas, a doctoral student at the University of Maryland College of Information Studies who performed a cluster analysis on science blogs, communities generally form within scientific disciplines.

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