This article describes the aims and continuing progress of the Scottish Academic Periodicals Implementing an Effective Networked Service (SAPIENS) project which has been running at the University of Strathclyde's Centre for Digital Library Research since September 2001. Initially funded for two years, the project has been extended until October 2004. The rationale behind SAPIENS is the concern that small Scottish publishers, operating on limited budgets, are in danger of finding themselves marginalised in the modern information environment. The project's primary objectives are to explore the viability of, and launch, an electronic publishing service to assist small-scale Scottish publishers of academic and cultural periodicals to publish on...
We present a comparative description of how two Scottish academic libraries provide electronic journ...
Presented at Networking and the future of Libraries 2: managing the intellectual record, 19-21 April...
Julian Harris describes the successful JISC-funded project to create an Open Journals publishing sys...
This article describes the aims and continuing progress of the Scottish Academic Periodicals Impleme...
The SAPIENS (Scottish Academic Periodicals Implementing an Effective Networked Service) project, fun...
The purpose of this paper is to give an overview of the goals and broad outcomes of the SAPIENS proj...
18 academic libraries across Scotland, through SCURL (Scottish Confederation of University and Resea...
Synergies is an emerging online Canadian publishing project in the social sciences and humanities th...
A review of policy issues facing Scotland as it faces changing from an industrial society to a knowl...
Scotland, with its Parliament recently re-established after 300 years, is likely to see the developm...
This article considers changes over the last two years in the electronic journal services provided b...
This article considers changes over the last two years in the electronic journal service provided by...
This article considers changes over the last two years in the electronic journal service provided by...
We present a comparative description of how two Scottish academic libraries provide electronic journ...
We present a comparative description of how two Scottish academic libraries provide electronic journ...
We present a comparative description of how two Scottish academic libraries provide electronic journ...
Presented at Networking and the future of Libraries 2: managing the intellectual record, 19-21 April...
Julian Harris describes the successful JISC-funded project to create an Open Journals publishing sys...
This article describes the aims and continuing progress of the Scottish Academic Periodicals Impleme...
The SAPIENS (Scottish Academic Periodicals Implementing an Effective Networked Service) project, fun...
The purpose of this paper is to give an overview of the goals and broad outcomes of the SAPIENS proj...
18 academic libraries across Scotland, through SCURL (Scottish Confederation of University and Resea...
Synergies is an emerging online Canadian publishing project in the social sciences and humanities th...
A review of policy issues facing Scotland as it faces changing from an industrial society to a knowl...
Scotland, with its Parliament recently re-established after 300 years, is likely to see the developm...
This article considers changes over the last two years in the electronic journal services provided b...
This article considers changes over the last two years in the electronic journal service provided by...
This article considers changes over the last two years in the electronic journal service provided by...
We present a comparative description of how two Scottish academic libraries provide electronic journ...
We present a comparative description of how two Scottish academic libraries provide electronic journ...
We present a comparative description of how two Scottish academic libraries provide electronic journ...
Presented at Networking and the future of Libraries 2: managing the intellectual record, 19-21 April...
Julian Harris describes the successful JISC-funded project to create an Open Journals publishing sys...