The Use of Electronic Journals by Dutch Researchers: A Descriptive and Exploratory Study
The Journal of Academic LibrarianshipPublished 27 April 2006
Henk Voorbij, Hilde Ongering
Citations70
SJR quartileQ1
SJR score0.97
SNIP1.63
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It was concluded that electronic journals have become indispensable for scientists and social scientists, and have a profound effect on information behavior, varying from methods of becoming aware of relevant articles to benefits on research.
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Dutch faculty was surveyed as to their use of electronic journals. It was concluded that electronic journals have become indispensable for scientists and social scientists, and have a profound effect on information behavior, varying from methods of becoming aware of relevant articles to benefits on research.
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Computer ScienceDecision Sciences
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