SESSION PROGRAMME
 

Session Coordinator: Jiří Kadleček, Albertina icome Praha s.r.o.

The world of electronic information resources is changing. Once only brief database records have developed into rich collections of electronic journals, e-books and reference materials. What is not on the web seems not to exist at all. Is that true? What is on offer today? What is at hand? What is the future? What is useful? These are questions to which this session will try to find answers to.

Oxford Online: Tradition, Excellence, Innovation

Anne Kail, Oxford University Press; United Kingdom

Aspects of Accessibility and Usage of Electronic Research Information in Estonia and Other Transition Countries.

Toomas Liivamägi, Tartu University Libray; Estonia
Co-authors: Aira Lepik, PhD, Department of Information Studies and Doctoral School of Social Sciences at Tallinn Pedagogical University; Estonia

New Linking Solutions from Ovid Technologies

Erik-Jan van Kleef, Ovid Technologies; Germany

New Services by Albertina icome Praha Aimed at Users of Electronic Information Resources

Vladimír Karen, Albertina icome Praha s.r.o.; Czech Republic

15:30 - 15:55 Coffee Break

CSA Introduces:
RefWorks - the Web-based Bibliographic Management Tool
Fulltext Searchable on the IDS - the SAGE Collections

Gabriele Bertioli, CSA; United Kingdom

Workflow Integrated Solutions for Libraries: Management of Serials and Monographs

Kai-Henning Gerlach, R.R. Bowker; Germany
Co-authors: Yne Hogetoorn, R.R. Bowker

SpringerLink - E-content beyond Journals

Ulrike Lengwenat, Springer-Verlag; Germany

New Electronic Products and Developments from K.G. Saur / Gale

Ulrike Engel, K.G. Saur Verlag / A Gale Group - Thomson Learning Company; Germany

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