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Towards a New Paradigm for Scholarly Communication. Discussion Paper Prepared by the AUCC-CARLABRC Task Force on Academic Libraries and Scholarly Communication Vers un nouveau paradigme de communication savante. Document de travail prepare par le Groupe et de lABRCCARL sur les bibliotheques univers
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Towards a New Paradigm for Scholarly Communication. Discussion Paper Prepared by the AUCC-CARLABRC Task Force on Academic Libraries and Scholarly Communication Vers un nouveau paradigme de communication savante. Document de travail prepare par le Groupe et de lABRCCARL sur les bibliotheques univers

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자료유형  
 마이크로피시
언어부호  
본문언어 - English; French
보고서번호  
ISBN-0-888-76-171-6
청구기호  
370.78 E68
    서명/저자  
    Towards a New Paradigm for Scholarly Communication. Discussion Paper Prepared by the AUCC-CARLABRC Task Force on Academic Libraries and Scholarly Communication Vers un nouveau paradigme de communication savante. Document de travail prepare par le Groupe et de lABRCCARL sur les bibliotheques universitaires et la communication savante - [microform]
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    형태사항  
    37; 1
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    ERIC Reports
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    37p.
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    요약The challenges and opportunities presented by fiscal constraint, new technologies and an information explosion require that universities and their libraries develop a system by which scholars and students can access information when it is needed. This discussion paper in English and French, is the first of a series of papers intended to raise awareness of important issues in academic libraries support of scholarship in Canadian universities, to describe initiatives which ad dress these issues, and to propose strategies for dealing with them. The ability of Canadian academic libraries to provide access to scholarly information is increasingly constrained by the worldwide proliferation and high cost of scholarly publications and the limitations of Canadian copyright legislation and copyright practices. This has a significant impact on the role of research within the academic community and on university promotion and tenure practices. Any new system that seeks to replace the current paper-based scholarly communication system will be expected to: restore scholar centricity; be network-based; be able to support all formats; protect the copyright interests of both scholars and institutions; be responsive to the values of peer review; base prices on actual costs; be timely; and provide the tools to create, convert, and organize the available information. A number of projects are underway among the academic community and by the federal government that ad dress these needs. Appendices provide a list of task force representatives, descriptions of the roles of the National Library of Canada and the Canada Institute for Scientific and Technical Information of the National Research Council of Canada, and a discussion of academic library studies in the United States and the United Kingdom. Suggested readings, Internet and UseNet newsgroups and a listserver are also provided. (AEF)
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    Microfiche. . Springfield, VA : ERIC Document Reproduction Service. . microfiches ; 11×15 cm.
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    ■0410  ▼aEnglish;  French
    ■088    ▼aISBN-0-888-76-171-6
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    ■24500▼aTowards  a  New  Paradigm  for  Scholarly  Communication.  Discussion  Paper  Prepared  by  the  AUCC-CARLABRC  Task  Force  on  Academic  Libraries  and  Scholarly  Communication    Vers  un  nouveau  paradigme  de  communication  savante.  Document  de  travail  prepare  par  le  Groupe  et  de  lABRCCARL  sur  les  bibliotheques  universitaires  et  la  communication  savante▼h[microform]
    ■260    ▼bAssociation  of  Universities  and  Colleges  of  Canada,  Ottawa  (Ontario).E▼cSep  95
    ■300    ▼a37;  1
    ■440  0▼aERIC  Reports
    ■500    ▼a37p.
    ■520    ▼aThe  challenges  and  opportunities  presented  by  fiscal  constraint,  new  technologies  and  an  information  explosion  require  that  universities  and  their  libraries  develop  a  system  by  which  scholars  and  students  can  access  information  when  it  is  needed.  This  discussion  paper  in  English  and  French,  is  the  first  of  a  series  of  papers  intended  to  raise  awareness  of  important  issues  in  academic  libraries  support  of  scholarship  in  Canadian  universities,  to  describe  initiatives  which  ad  dress  these  issues,  and  to  propose  strategies  for  dealing  with  them.  The  ability  of  Canadian  academic  libraries  to  provide  access  to  scholarly  information  is  increasingly  constrained  by  the  worldwide  proliferation  and  high  cost  of  scholarly  publications  and  the  limitations  of  Canadian  copyright  legislation  and  copyright  practices.  This  has  a  significant  impact  on  the  role  of  research  within  the  academic  community  and  on  university  promotion  and  tenure  practices.  Any  new  system  that  seeks  to  replace  the  current  paper-based  scholarly  communication  system  will  be  expected  to:  restore  scholar  centricity;  be  network-based;  be  able  to  support  all  formats;  protect  the  copyright  interests  of  both  scholars  and  institutions;  be  responsive  to  the  values  of  peer  review;  base  prices  on  actual  costs;  be  timely;  and  provide  the  tools  to  create,  convert,  and  organize  the  available  information.  A  number  of  projects  are  underway  among  the  academic  community  and  by  the  federal  government  that  ad  dress  these  needs.  Appendices  provide  a  list  of  task  force  representatives,  descriptions  of  the  roles  of  the  National  Library  of  Canada  and  the  Canada  Institute  for  Scientific  and  Technical  Information  of  the  National  Research  Council  of  Canada,  and  a  discussion  of  academic  library  studies  in  the  United  States  and  the  United  Kingdom.  Suggested  readings,  Internet  and  UseNet  newsgroups  and  a  listserver  are  also  provided.  (AEF)
    ■533    ▼aMicrofiche.▼bSpringfield,  VA▼cERIC  Document  Reproduction  Service.▼emicrofiches  ;  11×15  cm.
    ■650  4▼xEducation
    ■653    ▼aAcademic  Libraries▼aAccess  to  Information▼aCommunication  (Thought  Transfer)▼aComputer  Mediated  Communication▼aCopyrights▼aCosts▼aElectronic  Publishing▼aFaculty  Promotion▼aForeign  Countries▼aHigher  Education▼aInformation  Systems▼aLibrary  Role▼aPublishing  Industry▼aResearch  Tools▼aScholarly  Journals▼aTenure▼aCanada▼aParadigm  Shifts▼aScholarly  Communication
    ■999    ▼a142;  171

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