Vol. 19, No. 1, October 2001
ASSIGN NEWS |
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| Update Heather Dawson, ASSIGN Secretary |
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| UK Data Archive visit Heather Dawson, ASSIGN Secretary |
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SPECIALFOCUS: E-BOOKS AND E-PUBLISHING |
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| Evaluations |
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| The book goes electronic Andrew Cox, LITC, South Bank University |
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| The e-bookreading
experience: nasty or nice? Conrad Taylor, Independent Teacher |
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| Electronic books as learning tools:
designing for usability Ruth Wilson, University of Strathclyde |
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| Matters arising | ||
| Starting to think about e-books?
Some key issues for consideration Louise Edwards, DNER Collections Manager and Hazel Woodward, University Librarian, Cranfield University |
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| Bibliographical access for electronic
monographs Chris Armstrong, Information Automation Limited and Ray Lonsdale, University of Wales, Aberystwyth |
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| PELICAN: working on a solution
to the pricing problem R.L.Hardy, C. Oppenheim and I. Rubbert, Loughborough University |
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HERON's role in copyright clearance for digital course readings |
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| Initiatives | ||
| The Academic Library.com: Pluto
Press's e-book initiative Julie Stoll, Pluto Press |
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| The global site:
critical gateway to world society and politics Martin Shaw, University of Sussex |
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| Social science on the net | ||
| E-book publishing;
New developments Heather Dawson, SOSIG Government and Politics Editor |
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