... about the discipline. Bioinformatics Information resources Information retrieval Databases Worldwide web Web based tool Resource integration Some of the examples such as BioWareDB (Matthiessen, 2003), Bioinformatics Links Directory, ExPAXy – SIB Bioinformatics Information Resource Portal...

... and easy access to one another and information. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2010 Worldwide web Mobile communication systems Academic libraries United States of America Is it time for your library to develop a fully mobile web site? The answer: unequivocally yes. But, where...

... search log analysis analyzes thousands of unknown users and millions of anonymous queries, where the devices used for searching are not always identifiable and trends about touch screens cannot be ascertained. Reference services Worldwide web Mobile communication systems Academic libraries United...

... be contacted at: candice.dahl@usask.ca © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2009 Worldwide web Undergraduates Information literacy Library instruction Public domain items on the free web present particular challenges for liaison librarians who assist undergraduates with evaluating sources...

... criteria or measures should we develop to evaluate … overall impact of blogging? (p. 40). Joanna Blair can be contacted at: jblair1@ualberta.ca © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2008 Academic libraries Assessment Communication technologies Worldwide web Librarians have...

... multiple access points for digital reference. Krystal M. Lewis can be contacted at: kmlewis@vic.edu © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2008 Reference services Electronic mail Information services Worldwide web In March 2003 a cooperative digital reference service...

... Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2007 Corporate governance Worldwide web Internet Information retrieval Classification Corporate governance has, in more recent years, become one of the most commonly used terms in the modern corporation. The empirical research and literature has...

... Worldwide web Design Canada A focus group is basically a “group interview”, typically consisting of six to ten participants and is usually led by a moderator and one or two facilitator(s) or recorder(s) who guide the participants through a series of open‐ended questions on a specific topic...

..., this article further develops these methods, synthesizes these ideas into a plan, and includes more techniques for Deep Web searching. Brett Spencer can be contacted at: dbspence@bama.ua.edu © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2007 Databases Internet Worldwide web Reference services...

... Communication technologies Worldwide web Computer applications Demographics of blog creators and users are of interest. A survey conducted of 17,000 blog readers by BlogAds (see www.blogads.com/survey/blog_reader_survey.html) found, among other things, that a majority are males over 30 years of age...

... (Alexander and Tate, 1996 ; Kapoun, 1998) use the same five factors. Betty Tims can be contacted at: btims@mail.aum.edu © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2006 Academic libraries Worldwide web Library instruction Information literacy Classification A concern of both educators...

... might serve as models for libraries interested in developing a presence on their campus portal. Worldwide web Academic libraries Case studies In recent years, many academic institutions have redesigned their campus web site to market their institution to off‐campus audiences, particularly...

... quality have not become as popular. Originality/value The paper shows that early visibility plays a role in librarians' selection of web resources that is rarely mentioned in discussions of selection criteria. Academic libraries Worldwide web Reference services Collections management...

... an obvious flaw in that one specific component of the tutorial. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2005 Assessment Academic libraries Worldwide web Students Literacy Project evaluation Auburn University Libraries' Tiger Information Literacy Tutorial (TILT) is based on the more...

... Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2005 Librarians Health services Worldwide web Drugs Partnership Knowledge management The University of Washington (UW) Health Sciences Libraries (HSL) serves six schools in the health sciences: Dentistry, Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, Public Health...

... Network of Libraries of Medicine. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2005 Public health Information services Librarians Team working Worldwide web After nearly nine years managing the Pacific Northwest Regional Medical Library (RML) program of the National Network of Libraries...

... of years spent in researching a particular segment of cancer research. The organization of this guide is based on the work of Shedivy (1997). Cancer Bibliographies Health education Patient care Internet Worldwide web There are thousands of web sites about cancer and cancer‐related...

... libraries Undergraduates Information facilities Worldwide web Information retrieval Research As I said [the] Internet is, like, the main source for students … I guess I thought that it was like the best place to find information, because it's so easy and you can just type it in, because we...

... to the biology class via WebCT. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2004 Academic libraries Information facilities Biology Internet Worldwide web Information strategy Current literature tends to present web‐based and face‐to‐face modes of instruction in opposition to each other...

... Worldwide web Our combined “university chat” and “reference chat” service has two public faces. Although it is featured prominently on most of the library's Web pages through “Ask a Librarian” links, 80 percent of our traffic comes to us through a “Chat with us” link on the university's entry page...