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Full-Text Articles in Library and Information Science
Research Online, Open Access And Document Delivery, Lisa Billingham, Janice Chan
Research Online, Open Access And Document Delivery, Lisa Billingham, Janice Chan
ECU Research Week
No abstract provided.
Using Metrics To Determine Research Impact, Julia Gross
Using Metrics To Determine Research Impact, Julia Gross
ECU Research Week
No abstract provided.
The "R" Statistics Library: Research Applications, David Allen, Abhay Singh
The "R" Statistics Library: Research Applications, David Allen, Abhay Singh
ECU Research Week
No abstract provided.
Good Practice Framework For Research Training In Australia, Trish Wolski, Joseph Luca
Good Practice Framework For Research Training In Australia, Trish Wolski, Joseph Luca
ECU Research Week
No abstract provided.
Managing Research Data : A Collaborative Approach, Darren Gibson, Julia Gross, Matthew Wyatt
Managing Research Data : A Collaborative Approach, Darren Gibson, Julia Gross, Matthew Wyatt
Research outputs 2011
To ensure maximum benefit is achieved from the investigations in a collaborative research network, it is essential that research data is managed effectively. However, there is no set model to follow. Normally an institution will establish its own policy and procedures applicable to their researchers and data. This causes difficulties for researchers sharing data across a collaborative network. Edith Cowan University (ECU) is one of fifteen Australian universities striving to create world-class research capacity and capability through investment in the Collaborative Research Network (CRN) project. The CRN project at ECU aims to accelerate the growth of research activity from 2011 …
E-Book Adoption In Academic & Research Libraries, Pervaiz Ahmad, Mark Brogan, Mike Johnstone
E-Book Adoption In Academic & Research Libraries, Pervaiz Ahmad, Mark Brogan, Mike Johnstone
InfoSci@ECU Seminars
From a fledgling technology with no proven business models, Electronic books (E-books) have grown in importance. Nowhere is this more apparent than in academic libraries, where E-books in many libraries now account for more than half of the library acquisitions budget (Huthwaite et al., 2011). In situations where funding is scarce and E-book adoption requires substantial budgetary provision, libraries must establish the level and extent of E-book use and ascertain factors that point to the worth of E-books as library resources (Crosetto, 2011, p. 125). Consequently, user needs assessment and the analysis of E-book usage patterns have become key factors …
Public Libraries : Celebrating Diversity, Rajeswari Chelliah, Justin A. Brown, Barbara Combes
Public Libraries : Celebrating Diversity, Rajeswari Chelliah, Justin A. Brown, Barbara Combes
Research outputs 2012
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Aligning With The Rapidly Shifting Technological Goalposts : The Review And Update Of The Rimpa Technology Survey, Devitt Larkin
Aligning With The Rapidly Shifting Technological Goalposts : The Review And Update Of The Rimpa Technology Survey, Devitt Larkin
Theses: Doctorates and Masters
In 2008 the Records and Information Management Professionals Australasia (RIMPA) organisation (then known as the Records Management Association of Australasia – RMAA) launched its Technology Survey. The survey attempted to capture a snapshot, predominantly but not exclusively in Australia and New Zealand, and gain empirical evidence about the use of technology adoption trends, RIM capabilities in host organisations and the role of RIM personnel in technology selection and adoption. The survey had a particular focus on Records Management (RM) and Enterprise Content Management (ECM) systems and processes, but also featured questions on the demographics of the participants, organisational policies and …