EP is the dissemination of Information in electronic format and its distribution to potential users either on electronic networks such as internet and Intranet or in stand-alone formats such as CD-ROMs and Diskette.
Synonym for EP is CAP (Computer Assisted Publishing)
2. Electronic Publishing
īˇ EP is the dissemination of Information in
electronic format and its distribution to
potential users either on electronic networks
such as internet and Intranet or in stand-alone
formats such as CD-ROMs and Diskette.
Synonym for EP is CAP (Computer Assisted
Publishing)
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3. Definition
īˇ F.W Lancaster â EP is as a publication
process where the manuscripts are submitted
in electronic format, edited , printed and even
distributed to readers in electronic form by
employing computers and
telecommunication technologyâ.
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4. Reasons for Developments of E-
Publishing
īˇ Rapid development and wide use of
Computer technology
īˇ Tremendous growth of computer networks
īˇ Merging of Computer and
Telecommunication Technology
īˇ Development of Information Industry
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5. EP Products
īˇ Include text, graphics, audio, video, numeric
and textual databases
īˇ Directories, atlases, computer programmes
and
īˇ Indexing, Abstracting databases.
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6. Categories of E Publishing:
īˇ Off line: The information is entirely passes into the
possession of the purchaser/ user who can access it
at an unlimited number of times for no further
change.
īŦ Eg. Computer S/W or reference materials on CD.
īˇ On line: The information remains in a publisher
controller computer, usually accessible only on
payment of a fee for each use. Unlike the off-line,
the on-line information can be continuously
updated, refined and managed.
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7. Advantages of E Publishing
īˇ Maintenance of Updated Information
īˇ Speed
īˇ Global Distribution
īˇ Retrieval
īˇ Multiple Access
īˇ Manageability
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8. Disadvantages of E Publishing
īˇ High Initial Cost
īˇ Incompatible Hardware and Software
īˇ Weak Infrastructure of computer and
Communication network
īˇ Inconvenient to use
īˇ Delay in release
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9. Types of Electronic Publication
īˇ E-Journals
īˇ E-Books
īˇ E-Databases
īˇ E-Dissertations and Thesis
īˇ E-Archives and Back files
īˇ Bulletin Boards (BBS)
īˇ Listservs, Blogs
īˇ E-Reference Sources
īˇ Institutional Repositories
īˇ Multi Media Resources
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10. Electronic Journals
īˇ Electronic journals are a fast developing feature of
e-publishing. E-journals are full text journals that
accessible via internet
īˇ David Plunger and Brain Shakel, 1990 defined e-
journal as âe-journals are those whose text materials
are directly entered by file transfer from a machine
readable form, whose editorial processes are
facilitated by computer and whose articles are
available in electronic form to the reader.
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11. Types E-Journals
īˇ E only Journals: Some of the electronic journals,
that are originally published only in electronic form
and are available through internet application.
īˇ Parallel Electronic Journals: These types of
journals are published simultaneously in both forms-
print and electronic.
īˇ CD-ROM journals: Commercial publishers have also
made journal titles available on CD-ROM. The full text
of journals and newspapers have been made available
on CD-ROM
īˇ Eg. www.jbc.org ,www. ijc.com (Internet Journal of
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13. Disadvantages of E-Journals
īˇ Perishable Citation: Web sites change their
URLs or frequently disappear altogether
īˇ Archiving
īˇ Authenticity:
īˇ Inconvenient to use
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15. E â BOOKS
īˇ An electronic book is usually a collection of digital
objects or documents, which in turn are packaged
and formatted with the intention of being displayed
on a handled device or read by a speech generating
application.
īˇ Electronic books also include versions, which are
available simultaneously in print and on the web.
Some of the drawbacks to electronic books are that
they are difficult to use for sustained reading from a
computer screen
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16. Types of E-books
ī Downloadable e- books: Contents are available on
the internet for downloading to the userâs PC. No
special reading device is required.
ī Dedicated e- book readers: Contents are
downloaded to a dedicated hardware device with a
high quality screen and special capabilities for book
readings.
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17. E-booksâĻ.
īPoint on demand books: Contents are stored
in a system connected to a high quality
printer and bound copies are produced on
demand.
īWeb accessible e-books: Published on the
providerâs web sites and may be accessed for
a purchase of books to receive indefinite
access.
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19. īIntroduction to Social Network Methods by Robert A.
Hanneman, Mark Riddle
http://www.ebooksdirectory.com/details.php?ebook=2666
īThe Research Methods Knowledge Base by William Trochim,
James P.Donnelly
http://www.e-booksdirectory.com/details.php?ebook=2917
An Introduction to the Human Development and Capability
Approach
Severine Deneulin, Lila Shahani
http://www.ebooksdirectory.com/details.php?ebook=5667
20. Databases
īˇ A database is an organized collection of
data / information and records of documents
organized in a machine readable form that
can be accessed by a computer for retrieving
the required information.
īˇ A database is a collection of items of
information that share some thing in
common.
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21. Types of databases
īˇ Reference databases
a) Bibliographic databases: These databases does not
contain complete information but only
bibliographic details like references of the journal
article, monographs, reports, conference
proceedings, dissertations, books etc.
b) Referral database: Referral database directs the
users to the address of persons or organizations.
These databases also provide the references to the
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22. Source Databases
īˇ The database comprises source data, full text of
original source publication or materials prepared
specifically for electronic description.
īˇ a) Numeric database: These databases contain
statistical or numeric data, which can be statistically
manipulated online, to produce tables, graphs etc.
īˇ b) Full text database: These databases contain
complete copy of text of documents i.e. Journal
articles, books, newspapers etc.
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23. DatabaseâĻ.
īˇ c) Software database: This database contains
complete programme that can be downloaded for
local use.
īˇ d) Full text image database: These databases
contain full text materials that includes figures,
illustration charts, photographs and other graphic
materials included in the original work.
īˇ e) Dictionary database: It contains information
such as definition, meaning, chemical
nomenclatures, physical properties etc.
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24. Examples of databases
īˇ AGRICOLA AGRIS
īˇ CASEARCH Chemical Abstract Service,
USA
īˇ SCI SEARCH Institute of Scientific
Info. Philadelphia, USA.
īˇ COMPENDEX
Engineering Index Inc. USA.
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25. Mode of Access of Databases
īˇ Databases can be accessed by using either
i) CD-ROM or ii ) Online
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26. E-Archives and Back files
īˇ Non current records of an institution,
organization, business or person, created for
working purposes and retain by the original
creator or a successor, for reference and/ or
historical interest.
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27. Bulletin Boards
īˇ Miniature form of an online system for a cost
effective distribution of information in e-
forms. Electronic BBS are vital for computer
mediated communication among computer
users. Often devoted to single topics. One of
the earliest forms of the electronic
networking.
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28. General Application of BBS
īˇ E-mail
īˇ E- Computer Conference
īˇ E-Publishing
īˇ Current Content
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29. Listservs
īˇ Use e-mail to communicate
īˇ Access by subscription
īˇ May be moderated; usually informal exchange of
information
īˇ Many maintain archives of old messages,
sometimes, web accessible
īˇ Listserv in Library Science
libtech@yahoogroups.com
iatlis@yahoogroups.com
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30. E-Reference Sources
īˇ Reference Sources like Biographical
sources, Dictionaries, Encyclopedias,
Thesaurus, Indexes and abstracts, etc. play
very important part in research
īˇ These form a special category of documents
meant for consultation or reference
īˇ Now a good number of reference sources are
available on internet and CD-ROMs.
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31. Examples
īˇ Encyclopaedia Britannica Online
http://www.eb.com
īˇ Encyclopeadia.com
http://www.encyclopedia.com/
īˇ Dictionaries online: A web of online dictionaries
http://www.facstaff.bucknell.edu/rbeard/diction.html
īˇ CIA world fact book
http://www.odci.gov/cia/:publications/n solo/WFB-all.html
īˇ Newspapers Directory
http://www.newsrack.com
32. Electronic Theses and
Dissertations (ETDs)
īˇ Theses and Dissertations have traditionally been
quite limited with regard to when, where, how and
to whom they are accessible
īˇ This limitation is solved by the Electronic Theses
and Dissertations (ETDs).
īˇ An ETD is a document that explains the research or
scholarship of a researcher/student which is
expressed in a form simultaneously suitable for
machine archives and worldwide retrieval
34. Multimedia Resources
īˇ The word multimedia refers to the
integration of multiple media â such as visual
imaging, text, video and sound and
animation, in one level. On another level,
interactive multimedia refers to the ability of
the user to control these components and
interact with them as needed.
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35. MultimediaâĻ..
īˇ In a Multi Media every file containing information
is called an object. The objects can be text, images,
audio files, video films, video animation sequence
sound tracks, or any application software packages
in the computer. The main feature of Multi Media is
link where one can navigate from one to another
and with these links any object in the computer can
be linked to each other.
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36. Institutional Repository (IR)
īˇ An institutional repository is a digital archive of the
intellectual product created by the faculty, research
staff, and students of an institution and accessible to
end users both within and outside of the institution
īˇ Collection, preservation, and dissemination of an
institutionâs collective scholarly resources.
īˇ Act as significant pointers of an institutionâs
academic or research quality.
īˇ Wider accessibility and visibility to institutionâs
research.
37. Example
īˇ Kautilya Digital Repository at Indira Gandhi
Institute of Development Research
http://oii.igidr.ac.in
īˇ DSpace at University of Kashmir
http://dspaces.uok.edu.in:8080/dspace/
īˇ eGyankosh, Indira Gandhi National Open
University
http://www.egyankosh.ac.in
38. More Examples
īŧ CMFRI Digital Repository
īŧ Digital Knowledge Repository of Central Drug Research
Institute
īŧ Dyuthi (Digital repository of Cochin University of Science
& Technology)
īŧ DRS at National Institute of Oceanography
īŧ DSpace @ SDM College Of Engineering and Technology
īŧ DSpace at Cochin University of Science and Technology
īŧ DSpace at Indian Institute of Management Kozhikode
īŧ Shodhganga @ Information and Library Network Center
īŧ DSpace@ Indian Institute of Technology Bombay
39. Blogs
īˇ A blog can be anything we want it to be: an
online diary, a commentary on news events,
or a chat room for our friends. It can also be
a medium for social scientists to
communicate with colleagues, and to share
their insights and uncertainties with a broader
public
40. Example
ī DLIS, AMU
http://www.aligarhdlis.blogspot.com
ī Social Science Weblogs
http://www.sociosite.net/weblogs.php
ī Social Science Research Council Blogs
http://www.ssrc.org/blogs/
ī The Social Science Blog
http://www.socialscienceblog.org/