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ELIB: Electronic Libraries Programme: Major research programme, 1998 to 2001, which emerged from the Follett Report. The programme has resulted in around 60 projects in a number of areas: Access to Network Resources, Digitisation, Electronic Document Delivery, Electronic Journals, Electronic Short Loan, Images, On Demand Publishing, Preprints, Quality Assurance, Supporting Studies, Training and Awareness.
Author: UKOLN
Subjects: academic library research, digital library programmes, digitisation, document delivery, electronic journal production
DeweyClass: 025.0
Resource type: documents, index
ELITE Project: The Electronic Library, IT and staff Education Project was established to enhance service delivery for distance learners. On completion, ELITE has now resulted in an improved electronic library service which offers interactive Web pages, electronic delivery of documents, email communications, net and video conferencing, MOOs, and chat facilities for students affiliated with the University of Leicester.
Author: University of Leicester
Subjects: document delivery, library internet use, library services
DeweyClass: 025.0
Resource type: service
FIL: Forum for Interlending: Organisation for interlending and document supply personnel set up to enable library and information workers who are involved in ILL and document supply to exchange ideas and views and also to raise the profile of this area of work nationally and internationally.
Author: Library Association
Subjects: document delivery, library services
DeweyClass: 020
Resource type: institution
ingentaJournals: Service which provides access to a range of full text academic electronic journals. There is a simple search interface for the database, with bibliographic details and full text available in PDF. Payment or subscription required for document delivery.
Author: ingenta
Subjects: document delivery, electronic journal collections
DeweyClass: 070.5
Resource type: journal collection
Journal of Documentation: The Journal of Documentation provides a forum for the dissemination of scholarly articles, research reports and critical reviews in the information sciences. Abstracts available free. Subscription required for full-text.
Author: Emerald
Subjects: document delivery, library and information science research
DeweyClass: 020
Resource type: journal
Just-in-Time: Electronic Article Delivery Services: Annotated links to projects, products, and services which are investigating or providing access to individual articles or chapters from journals, magazines, or newspapers, without individual or institutional subscription. Entries are organised in categories that characterise the scope of service.
Author: McKiernan, Gerry
Subjects: document delivery
DeweyClass: 025.6
Resource type: index
Official Documents Home Page: Provides access to numerous official documents relevant to the UK, arranged by date, title, department, or category type. Information includes the 2000 budget, as well as publications from the Scottish and Welsh Offices, much of which is available in full text format.
Author: Stationery Office
Subjects: british government, document delivery
DeweyClass: 351.41
Resource type: document collection
Universal Dataflow and Telecommunications Series on Data Communication Technologies and Standards for Libraries: Topics covered by the reports include electronic document delivery, open systems and electronic data interchange.
Author: International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions
Subjects: document delivery, electronic data interchange, telecommunications
DeweyClass: 025.04
Resource type: document
Using Digital Libraries as a Community Hall for Worldwide Information Spiral Development: Paper describing the concept of a digital library from the user's perspective, based on information flow and organisation. An explanation is given using a three-layer model of information distribution, focusing on the information provider, information broker and information user.
Author: Ashizawa, Minoru; Kikuchi, Hideaki; Mishina, Yusuke; Fujisawa, Hiromichi; Hidaka, Minoru; Yamazaki, Naoko & Sakurai, Akito
Subjects: digital library philosophy, document delivery
DeweyClass: 025.0
Resource type: article