https://www.bibsonomy.org/user/ch/berufsbildBibSonomy RSS Feed for /user/ch/berufsbildAs research and scholarship move increasingly into the digital arena, the processes and organizations involved in the publication of this work must evolve as well. The changing landscape of libraries, publishers, and scholarly societies; university views on tenure and digital scholarship; the emerging role of search engines; and the continuing development of information technology have created a need for radical rethinking of the roles of the major players in scholarly communication. We need to understand how users create, discover, and evaluate information, as well as the real and virtual environments in which they do their academic work, in order to plan our scholarly communication and e-publishing strategies for the future. In the past, discussions of change in scholarly communication have often focused on the use of new technologies. Going forward, the conversation needs to focus on the less technical, but perhaps even more complex, issues of changing user needs, different organizational structures, new kinds of jobs, and partnerships among the key organizations involved in knowledge dissemination.http://www.clir.org/pubs/reports/pub142/wittenberg.htmlch2008-08-27T13:36:58+02:00berufsbild bibliothek20 fachkommunikation openaccess verlagswesen wissenschaft <span itemprop="description">As research and scholarship move increasingly into the digital arena, the processes and organizations involved in the publication of this work must evolve as well. The changing landscape of libraries, publishers, and scholarly societies; university views on tenure and digital scholarship; the emerging role of search engines; and the continuing development of information technology have created a need for radical rethinking of the roles of the major players in scholarly communication. We need to understand how users create, discover, and evaluate information, as well as the real and virtual environments in which they do their academic work, in order to plan our scholarly communication and e-publishing strategies for the future. In the past, discussions of change in scholarly communication have often focused on the use of new technologies. Going forward, the conversation needs to focus on the less technical, but perhaps even more complex, issues of changing user needs, different organizational structures, new kinds of jobs, and partnerships among the key organizations involved in knowledge dissemination.</span>"Becoming an expert isn’t easy. Once you are an expert, though, how do you get the word out?"http://newlycorporate.com/2008/02/14/5-ways-to-establish-yourself-as-an-expert/ch2008-04-22T11:40:06+02:00berufsbild öffentlichkeitsarbeit <span itemprop="description">&#034;Becoming an expert isn’t easy. Once you are an expert, though, how do you get the word out?&#034;</span>Wie wär es z.B. mit Personal statt den Kassenautomaten, die eh' nur streiken?http://haftgrund.twoday.net/stories/4819674/ch2008-03-28T09:06:24+01:00automatisierung berufsbild bibliothek20 bibliothekspolitik kassenautomat ökonomisierung <span itemprop="description">Wie wär es z.B. mit Personal statt den Kassenautomaten, die eh&#039; nur streiken?</span>Imagine a future when you go to the library with a 5 minute video you've just made about last night's Presidential debates and that librarian says to you:http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/sexy_librarians_of_the_future.phpch2008-01-14T00:01:49+01:00benutzung berufsbild bibliothek20 <span itemprop="description">Imagine a future when you go to the library with a 5 minute video you&#039;ve just made about last night&#039;s Presidential debates and that librarian says to you:</span>„In einer Hierarchie neigt jeder Beschäftigte dazu, bis zu seiner Stufe der Unfähigkeit aufzusteigen.“http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter-Prinzipch2007-12-20T17:14:00+01:00berufsbild bibliotheksmanagement <span itemprop="description">„In einer Hierarchie neigt jeder Beschäftigte dazu, bis zu seiner Stufe der Unfähigkeit aufzusteigen.“</span>http://shelfcheck.blogspot.com/ch2007-11-05T23:42:02+01:00berufsbild bibliothek comix <a itemprop="url" data-versiondate="2007-11-05T23:42:02+01:00" href="http://shelfcheck.blogspot.com/" rel="nofollow" class="description-link">http://shelfcheck.blogspot.com/</a>