Descripción
This comprehensive sourcebook serves as an essential guide for educators, students, and librarians navigating the evolving landscape of electronic theses and dissertations (ETDs). With contributions from esteemed authors in library and information science, the work delves into the significant role ETDs play in academic research and their impact on scholarly communication. It addresses the benefits of ETDs for institutions, including enhanced discoverability and access to research, while also highlighting the strategies for their effective implementation and management within academic environments.
As academic repositories increasingly move towards digitization, the book provides practical insights and recommendations on best practices for creating, archiving, and disseminating these valuable resources. It considers the challenges faced in this digital era, such as copyright issues and the need for standardized formats, while emphasizing the collaborative efforts required among educators, librarians, and students to ensure the successful integration of ETDs into education and research workflows.
As academic repositories increasingly move towards digitization, the book provides practical insights and recommendations on best practices for creating, archiving, and disseminating these valuable resources. It considers the challenges faced in this digital era, such as copyright issues and the need for standardized formats, while emphasizing the collaborative efforts required among educators, librarians, and students to ensure the successful integration of ETDs into education and research workflows.
Detalles del libro
Formato
Tapa dura
Páginas
352 páginas
Idioma
Inglés
Publicado
ene. 1, 2004
Editorial
Marcel Dekker, Inc.
ISBN-10
0824751418
ISBN-13
9780824751418