Vol. 10, No. 1/2, Jun 2009
Sam Brooks
EBSCO Publishing
RESEARCH DATABASES IN SERBIA & INFORMATION DISSEMINATION
Abstract: Through a detailed review of STM and business content available in Serbia, this article depicts the value of particular databases and the impact of a tremendous influx of information into the country in recent years. The two most comprehensive databases are provided by EBSCO Publishing (EBSCO), the world’s largest intermediary between publishers and libraries. EBSCO’s company approach with regard to its academic databases is described. The article also examines which databases are strongest in each discipline, and covers issues such as the availability of journals most-cited, full-text formats, peer-review status, embargo periods, backfiles, and other important issues. Dissemination of, and access to, information is heightened through linking technology inherent in these research databases. The availability and customization of these links is explored. The ability of users to easily review relevant images directly from the results page is also discussed.
Maya Milanković-Atkinson, Chris Sadler
THE GLOBAL CAMPUS PROJECT – USING E-LEARNINGTO EXTEND ACCESS TO NEW POPULATIONS OF STUDENTS
Toma Tasovac
MORE OR LESS THAN A DICTIONARY? WORDNET AS A MODEL FOR SERBIAN L2 LEXICOGRAPHY
Sam Brooks
RESEARCH DATABASES IN SERBIA & INFORMATION DISSEMINATION
Marina Mitrić
SPECIAL LIBRARIES IN SERBIA: CATEGORIZATION AND ANALYSES
Alan Hopkinson,Tigran Zargaryan
DEVELOPING NEW MASTERS PROGRAM ON LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE FOR THE LIS FACULTIES OF ARMENIA, GEORGIA AND UZBEKISTAN
Filip Marić
TEX AND LATEX
Goran Rakić
OPENOFFICE.ORG: EVERYDAY FREEDOM NOW IN SERBIAN AS WELL
Đorđe Stakić
WIKI TECHNOLOGY – ORIGIN, DEVELOPMENT AND IMPORTANCE