School of Information Sciences -- Faculty Publications and Other Works
Submissions from 2008
Viewing and Reading Behaviour in a Virtual Environment: The Full-Text Download and What Can Be Read Into It, David Nicholas, Paul Huntington, Hamid R. Jamali, Ian Rowlands, Tom Dobrowolski, and Carol Tenopir
A Global Information World., Carol Tenopir
Are Electronic Journals Good for Science?, Carol Tenopir
Dialog Finds a New Home., Carol Tenopir
EBooks Arrive., Carol Tenopir
New Order, New Thinking., Carol Tenopir
Online Systems for Information Access and Retrieval, Carol Tenopir
Scenes From a Database., Carol Tenopir
Science Information Without Borders., Carol Tenopir
SERU: A Licensing Advance., Carol Tenopir
The Past Catches up., Carol Tenopir
Web Widgets Help Searchers., Carol Tenopir
Information with a twist: vendors keep the party going with Web 2.0, Carol Tenopir, Gayle Baker, and Jill E. Grogg
Electronic Journals and Changes in Scholarly Article Seeking and Reading Patterns, Carol Tenopir and Donald W. King
Submissions from 2007
Figure and Table Retrieval From Scholarly Journal Articles: User Needs for Teaching and Research, Robert J. Sandusky, Carol Tenopir, and Margaret Casado
A Flurry of Sales, Carol Tenopir
Billions and Billions, Carol Tenopir
Can Johnny Search?, Carol Tenopir
Celebrating A&I Longevity., Carol Tenopir
Living the Virtual Library Life., Carol Tenopir
Measuring Impact and Quality, Carol Tenopir
Quality Still Matters, Carol Tenopir
Remaining Relevant Online, Carol Tenopir
The Impact of Scholarly Communication on LIS Education, Carol Tenopir
Web 2.0: Our Cultural Downfall?, Carol Tenopir
When You Just Need a Part, Carol Tenopir
Not your family farm: the information industry added value with unique content and custom tools as large search engines entered the market, Carol Tenopir, Gayle Baker, and Jill E. Grogg
Engineers and Scholarly Journals: Reading Patterns in the Electronic Era, Carol Tenopir and Donald W. King
Perceptions of Value and Value Beyond Perceptions: Measuring the Quality and Value of Journal Article Readings., Carol Tenopir and Donald W. King
What does usage tell us about our users?, Carol Tenopir, Eleanor Read, Maribeth Manoff, Gayle Baker, David Nicholas, and Donald W. King
Submissions from 2006
Naturalistic observation for understanding users: How technology professionals use and communicate information, Suzie Allard, Kenneth J. Levine, Carol Tenopir, and Shalini Urs
Being user-oriented: convergences, divergences, and the potentials for systematic dialogue between disciplines and between researchers, designers, and providers, Brenda Dervin, Karen Fisher, Eric Meyers, Charles Naumer, Marilyn Ostergren, Carol Tenopir, Kreetta Askola, LouAnn F. Blocker, Carly Hamlett, Timothy Lepczyk, Ashley McConnell, Anthony Schlagel, Kelli Y. Williams, Andrew Dillon, Lorraine Normore, TingTing Lu, Shannon Hoste, Troy Elias, Peter H. Jones, CarrieLynn D. Reinhard, Bethany Simunich, Donald Case, Melissa A. Gardner, Gary K. Hughes, Jennifer L. Robinette, Robert J. Trader, Granger H. Butler, Melissa D. Davis, Sarah M. Donaldson, Susan M. Finley, Betsy A. Law, Anne E. Ledford, Christina Joy Mark, Nancy R. Marshall, Krista M. McManis, Jennifer Paul, Sarah F. Pratt, Latisha M. Reynolds, Kathryn P. Sexton, Roberta D. Shannon, and Sara Fowdy Strange
Measuring Total Readings of Journal Articles., Donald W. King, Carol Tenopir, and Michael Clarke
Building Bridges, Carol Tenopir
Keeping Up With Expectations, Carol Tenopir
Moving history forward, Carol Tenopir
Perceptions Of Library Value, Carol Tenopir
Readers Who Like this Book, Carol Tenopir
The Impact of Scholarly Communication on LIS Education, Carol Tenopir
The Value of the Container, Carol Tenopir
Thinking about Linking, Carol Tenopir
Under the Online Hood, Carol Tenopir
Visualizing Search, Carol Tenopir
What Chat Transcripts Reveal, Carol Tenopir
Renovating this old house, Carol Tenopir, Gayle Baker, William Robinson, and Jill E. Grogg
The Value of CSA Deep Indexing for Researchers (Executive Summary), Carol Tenopir, Robert Sandusky, and Margaret Casado
University of Akron Faculty Journal Reading Patterns, Carol Tenopir, Lei Wu, Xiang Zhou, Kitty McClanahan, Max Steele, Natalie Clewell, and Donald W. King
University of Akron Student Journal Reading Patterns, Carol Tenopir, Lei Wu, Xiang Zhou, Kitty McClanahan, Max Steele, Natalie Clewell, and Donald W. King
Submissions from 2005
Books are Back!, Carol Tenopir
Complex Syntax Lives On, Carol Tenopir
Duplication is Ubiquitous, Carol Tenopir
Getting the User’s Attention, Carol Tenopir
Google in the Academic Library, Carol Tenopir
Inundated with Data, Carol Tenopir
Teaching Student Searchers, Carol Tenopir
Vendor Communication, Carol Tenopir
Vendors and Search Engines, Carol Tenopir
Working for a Vendor, Carol Tenopir
Shopping for information: industry behemoths, niche sellers, and boutique shops compete for library dollars, Carol Tenopir, Gayle Baker, and William Robinson
Submissions from 2004
An Evidence-based Assessment of the "Author Pays" Model, Donald W. King and Carol Tenopir
Scholarly Journal and Digital Database Pricing: Threat or Opportunity?, Donald W. King and Carol Tenopir
Chat’s Positive Side, Carol Tenopir
Electronic Journals, Carol Tenopir
E-Resources in Tough Times, Carol Tenopir
ERIC’s Extreme Makeover, Carol Tenopir
Is Google the Competition?, Carol Tenopir
Online Scholarly Journals: How Many?, Carol Tenopir
Open Access Alternatives, Carol Tenopir
Rethinking Virtual Reference, Carol Tenopir
Searching on the Run, Carol Tenopir
Searching through Embedded Databases, Carol Tenopir
Spying on Search Strategies, Carol Tenopir
The information playground: usage data improves, Google gets involved, reference ebooks take off, Carol Tenopir, Gayle Baker, and William Robinson
The Journals Revolution: A Primer, Carol Tenopir, Carol Montgomery, and Michael Mabe
What Makes Good Web-Based Instruction?, Carol Tenopir and Beverly Simmons
Use of Electronic Science Journals in the Undergraduate Curriculum: An Observational Study, Carol Tenopir, Peiling Wang, Richard Pollard, Yan Zhang, and Beverly Simmons
Submissions from 2003
Patterns of Journal Use by Faculty at Three Diverse Universities., Donald W. King, Sarah E. Aerni, Carol Tenopir, and Carol Hansen Montgomery
Are Online Librarians Teachers?, Carol Tenopir
Database for Information Professionals, Carol Tenopir
Designing Systems for All of Us, Carol Tenopir
Farewell to Metaphors, Carol Tenopir
Increasing Effective Student Use of the Scientific Journal Literature, Carol Tenopir
Increasing Effective Student Use of the Scientific Journal Literature (Phase I - Volume I), Carol Tenopir
Increasing Effective Student Use of the Scientific Journal Literature (Phase I - Volume II - Appendices), Carol Tenopir
Online Issues Are Global, Carol Tenopir
Predicting the Future of Databases, Carol Tenopir
Reflections on Two Decades, Carol Tenopir
Remaking an Online System, Carol Tenopir
What User Studies Tell Us, Carol Tenopir
The art of conjuring E-content: content disappears, companies solidify their primary businesses, technology connects and expands databases. (Database marketplace 2003), Carol Tenopir, Gayle Baker, and William Robinson
Not All Users Are Alike: How do Age and Productivity Affect User Behavior?, Carol Tenopir, Peter B. Boyce, and Donald W. King
Patterns of Journal Use by Scientists Through Three Evolutionary Phases., Carol Tenopir, Matt Grayson, Yan Zhang, Mercy Ebuen, Donald W. King, and Peter B. Boyce
Patterns of Journal Use: What Are Our Users Telling Us?, Carol Tenopir, Donald W. King, and Peter B. Boyce
Undergraduate Science Students and Electronic Scholarly Journals, Carol Tenopir, Richard Pollard, Peiling Wang, Dan Greene, Elizabeth Kline, Julia Krummen, and Rachel Kirk
Submissions from 2002
Disappearing Databases, Carol Tenopir
Educating Tomorrow’s Information Professionals Today, Carol Tenopir
Electronic or Print: Are Scholarly Journals Still Important?, Carol Tenopir
Information Today Stands Alone, Carol Tenopir
Ingenta Grows in the U.S. Market, Carol Tenopir
Oldies But Goodies, Carol Tenopir