School of Information Sciences -- Faculty Publications and Other Works
Submissions from 2002
Online in London, at 25, Carol Tenopir
Online Serials Heat Up, Carol Tenopir
Sorting Through Online Systems, Carol Tenopir
The Age of Online Instruction, Carol Tenopir
The Way Forward: An Overall Perspective, Carol Tenopir
The Web: Searchable, Hidden, and Deceitful., Carol Tenopir
Trends from the Industry Perspective, Carol Tenopir
The Database Marketplace 2002: The Database Universe, Carol Tenopir, Gayle Baker, and William Robinson
A Decade of Digital Reference: 1991-2001., Carol Tenopir and Lisa Ennis
E-Journals and Print Journals: Similarities and Differences in Reader Behavior, Carol Tenopir and Donald W. King
Electronic Journal Use: A Glimpse into the Future with Information from the Past and Present, Carol Tenopir and Donald W. King
Submissions from 2001
Are There Too Many Meetings?, Carol Tenopir
CSA: Not Just Science Anymore, Carol Tenopir
Database and Online System Usage, Carol Tenopir
Links and Bibliographic Databases, Carol Tenopir
Still the Big Three in Special Libraries: Dialog, Factiva, and LexisNexis, Carol Tenopir
The Power of Citation Searching, Carol Tenopir
The Web and Content Companies, Carol Tenopir
Time to Redefine Database, Carol Tenopir
Virtual Reference Services in a Real World, Carol Tenopir
Why I Still Teach Dialog, Carol Tenopir
The Database Marketplace 2001: Racing at Full Speed, Carol Tenopir, Gayle Baker, and William Robinson
Reference Services in the New Millennium, Carol Tenopir and Lisa Ennis
Communication by Engineers: An Analysis of the Literature Focusing on 1994 through May 2001., Carol Tenopir and Donald W. King
Electronic Journals: How User Behavior is Changing, Carol Tenopir and Donald W. King
The Use and Value of Scientific Journals: Past, Present and Future., Carol Tenopir and Donald W. King
Scientists' Use of Journals: Differences (and Similarities) Between Print and Electronic, Carol Tenopir, Donald W. King, Randy Hoffman, Elizabeth McSween, Christopher Ryland, and Erin Smith
Submissions from 2000
Linking to Full Text in Scholarly Journals: Here a Link, There a Link, Everywhere a Link, Jill E. Grogg and Carol Tenopir
The Cost and Price Dilemma of Scholarly Journals, Donald W. King and Carol Tenopir
A Name (Un)Like Any Other Name, Carol Tenopir
Are You a Super Searcher?, Carol Tenopir
Finding Full Text for Articles, Carol Tenopir
Getting What You Pay For?, Carol Tenopir
I Never Learned About That in Library School: Curriculum Changes in LIS., Carol Tenopir
Moving Toward Electronic Journals, Carol Tenopir
Online Goals Before There Was Online, Carol Tenopir
Online Journals & Developing Nations, Carol Tenopir
The States of Online, Carol Tenopir
Trekking Through Exhibit Halls, Carol Tenopir
Trends for the Next Five Years, Carol Tenopir
The Database Marketplace 2000: Are Online Companies Dinosaurs?, Carol Tenopir and Jeff Barry
The Use and Value of Scholarly Journals, Carol Tenopir and Donald W. King
Database Use Patterns in Public Libraries., Carol Tenopir and Eleanor Read
Patterns of Database Use in Academic Libraries., Carol Tenopir and Eleanor Read
Submissions from 1999
Back to School Know-How, Carol Tenopir
Database Use in Academic Libraries, Carol Tenopir
Human or Automated, Indexing is Important, Carol Tenopir
Influencing Database Use in Public Libraries, Carol Tenopir
New Versions of Old Favorites, Carol Tenopir
Recapturing the Past Online, Carol Tenopir
Shaping the Web "As We Want It", Carol Tenopir
Should We Cancel Print?, Carol Tenopir
Unlikely Partnerships, Carol Tenopir
Where Does Online Go From Here?, Carol Tenopir
The Database Marketplace 1999: Data Dealers Forging Links, Carol Tenopir and Jeff Barry
Patterns of Use and Usage Factors for Online Databases in Academic and Public Libraries, Carol Tenopir and Danielle Green
Simultaneous Usage of Online Databases in Academic and Public Libraries, Carol Tenopir and Danielle M. Green
Submissions from 1998
Economic Cost Models of Scientific Scholarly Journals, Donald W. King and Carol Tenopir
Electronic Journal Publishing: Economics of Production, Distribution, and Use, Donald W. King and Carol Tenopir
Expert Views of the Future, Carol Tenopir
Furor Over Prices, Carol Tenopir
Linking to Full Texts, Carol Tenopir
Online Meetings of Minds, Carol Tenopir
Plagued by Our Own Successes, Carol Tenopir
Pricing Options, Carol Tenopir
Proving Your Point with Word Searches, Carol Tenopir
Reference Use Statistics, Carol Tenopir
Whole Lotta Movin’ Goin’ On, Carol Tenopir
Will Online Vendors Survive?, Carol Tenopir
Pricing Options for End User Products in Libraries, Carol Tenopir, George F. Banks, and Leslie Lowe Preston
Data Dealers Face Stormy Weather, Carol Tenopir and Jeff Barry
The Digital Reference World of Academic Librarians., Carol Tenopir and Lisa Ennis
The Impact of Digital Reference on Librarians and library Users, Carol Tenopir and Lisa Ennis
Designing the Future of Electronic Journals With Lessons Learned From the Past: Economic and Use Patterns of Scientific Journals, Carol Tenopir and Donald W. King
Designing Electronic Journals with 30 Years of Lessons Learned from Print: Economic and Use Patterns of Scientific Journals., Carol Tenopir and Donald W. King
An Exploratory Study of User Searching of the World Wide Web: A Holistic Approach, Carol Tenopir, Peiling Wang, Elizabeth Layman, David Penniman, and Shawn Collins
An Exploratory Study of User's Interaction with World Wide Web Resources: Information Skills, Cognitive Styles, Affective States, and Searching Behaviors, Peiling Wang and Carol Tenopir
Submissions from 1997
As the Online World Turns, Carol Tenopir
Beyond the CD-ROM Model, Carol Tenopir
Common End User Errors, Carol Tenopir
Envisioning Online Services, Carol Tenopir
Learning from the Experts, Carol Tenopir
Medline On the Web: Databases for Free, Carol Tenopir
Online Use Policies and Restrictions, Carol Tenopir
Privacy, Security, and Data Integrity, Carol Tenopir
Reading Vendor Literature, Carol Tenopir
Taking Online Interaction for Granted, Carol Tenopir
The Complexities of Electronic Journals, Carol Tenopir
The Data Dealers: Database Marketplace’97, Carol Tenopir and Jeff Barry
Managing Scientific Journals in a Digital Era, Carol Tenopir and Donald W. King
Submissions from 1996
The Evolving Database Marketplace, Jeff Barry and Carol Tenopir
Database Producers Go Online, Carol Tenopir
Front-End Software Proliferates, Carol Tenopir
Generations of Online Searching, Carol Tenopir
GUIs Gain Prominence: Baton and Profound, Carol Tenopir
Has Online Made CD-ROM Obsolete?, Carol Tenopir
Moving To the Information Village, Carol Tenopir
Online Copyright Dilemmas, Carol Tenopir
Trends In End User Searching, Carol Tenopir
What’s New With UMI?, Carol Tenopir