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It seems there was a problem with the thread yesterday, so here it is again in all it's glory! #UKSG2022
Wait! What? There's lots of vital stuff missing!
Has two decades of digital broken the scholarly record 💽 ?
Buckle up! It's another #scholcom 🧵!
A @UKSG2022 ⚡️ Presentation
Has two decades of digital broken the scholarly record 💽 ?
Buckle up! It's another #scholcom 🧵!
A @UKSG2022 ⚡️ Presentation
Dougherty's checklist to qualify for the scholarly record 💽 :
✅ advance/summarise academic knowledge
✅ named authors
✅ be issued by an academic publisher
✅ be catalogued by university libraries
✅ be indexed in curated databases
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-99435-2_2
✅ advance/summarise academic knowledge
✅ named authors
✅ be issued by an academic publisher
✅ be catalogued by university libraries
✅ be indexed in curated databases
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-99435-2_2
The scholarly record has always comprised *more* than books & journals. Curiously, digital makes it harder for the *more* to join today's record & much is now missing. Librarians and scholars are worried. A long 🧵 (you might want to make ☕️ 🫖 first). #Fiesole2022
1665. The first scholarly journal - a twelve page quarto pamphlet - is published. An industry is born 🍼. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Journal_d…
1665-1996. The publisher-library 'complex' evolves a sophisticated system to publish, curate, collect & disseminate 'human thought'. Serving both readers and authors, it has libraries at its centre.
