[Sigsti-l] FW: Issues in Science & Technology Librarianship, Spring 2002

[K.T. Vaughan]

Hi SIG STI'ers - Check out the new issue of ISTL, now up on the web. - KT

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Subject: Issues in Science & Technology Librarianship, Spring 2002

Date: Mon, 20 May 2002 14:31:10 -0700 (PDT)
From: Andrea Duda <duda at LIBRARY.UCSB.EDU>


The Spring 2002 issue of Issues in Science and Technology Librarianship is
now available:

     http://www.istl.org

THEME: Partnerships in Sci-Tech Libraries

ARTICLES:

   * Bridging the Two Cultures: A Collaborative Approach to Managing
     Electronic Resources
     by John Dupuis and Patti Ryan, York University

   * Riding the Active Learning Wave: Problem-Based Learning as a Catalyst
     for Creating Faculty-Librarian Instructional Partnerships
     by Michael Fosmire and Alexius Macklin, Purdue University

   * AgEcon Search: Partners Build a Web Resource
     by Louise Letnes and Julie Kelly, University of Minnesota

   * EndNote At Lehigh
     by Sharon Siegler and Brian Simboli, Lehigh University

REFEREED ARTICLES

   * Making Choices: Factors in the Selection of Information Resources
     Among Science Faculty at the University of Michigan Results of a Survey
     Conducted July-September, 2000
     by Jane Quigley, Dartmouth College, David R. Peck, University of
     Michigan, Sara Rutter, University of Michigan, and Elizabeth McKee
     Williams, University of Michigan

ACRL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY SECTION

   * Continuing Education Needs of Science and Technology Librarians:
     Results of the 2001 STS Continuing Education Committee Survey
     by Christina M. Desai, Southern Illinois University

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY RESOURCES ON THE INTERNET

   * Materials Science Resources on the Web
     by Lorraine J. Pellack, Iowa State University

   * Astronomical Resources on the Internet
     by Joe Kraus, University of Denver and Pete Banholzer, Goddard Space
     Flight Center

BOOK REVIEWS

   * Using the Biological Literature: A Practical Guide
     Reviewed by Lutishoor Salisbury, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville

DATABASE REVIEWS & REPORTS

   * A Bibliographic Resource for Statistical Theory: Current Index to
     Statistics
     Reviewed by Laurel L. Kristick, Oregon State University

   * PROLA: Database Review
     Reviewed by Ian D. Gordon, Brock University

   * PubMed: For More than Just Medicine This Is One of the World's
     Greatest Databases
     Reviewed by Stephanie Bianchi, National Science Foundation

CONFERENCE REPORTS

   * Science & Technology Section General Discussion Group, ALA Midwinter
     Conference, January 19, 2002
     By Norma Kobzina, University of California, Berkeley


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                                Andrea L. Duda
                         Sciences-Engineering Library
                    University of California, Santa Barbara
                         E-mail: duda at library.ucsb.edu
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