Simpson, P.; Seeds, R.: Electronic journals in the online catalog : selection and bibliographic control (1998)
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- Abstract
- As the publishing of electronic periodicals increases, so does the user demand for access to these publications and librarians are faced with the tasks of selecting, acquiring and providing access to electronic periodicals. suggests that the principles of selection used for materials in other formats should be the foundation for the selection of electronic periodicals as well but selectors must also be aware of the uniqe aspects of these items, such as licensing agreements and hardware or software required to use them. Acquiring and cataloguing electronic periodicals poses challenges in processes that were created to process items housed in physical carriers. cataloguing of these periodicals requires decision making at several different levels, including: choosing the number of records to be used; and the content of those records
