电子期刊订阅选择的服务支持:基于证据的实践

Q3 Social Sciences

Pakistan Journal of Information Management and Libraries Pub Date : 2021-01-01 DOI:10.47657/4498

Rohalia Mohd Rohani, M. Y. I. Aspura, Shamsudin Ibrahim

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摘要

电子期刊题名的选择是图书馆员在馆藏建设过程中面临的挑战之一。由于图书馆的预算有限，在选择订阅哪种电子期刊时，图书馆员需要谨慎，并基于循证方法进行彻底的分析。分析用户对电子期刊需求的不同方法之一是分析被拒绝访问的报告，或者被称为出版商拒绝访问的报告。本研究报告了如何基于COUNTER期刊报告(JR2)开发支持服务，为马来西亚国立大学(UKM)图书馆选择新的电子期刊订阅。从这份报告来看，四个主要商业在线数据库的全文文章被拒绝访问的次数;对Science Direct、Springer Nature、Wiley Online Library和Taylor & Francis进行了分析。利用帕累托原理对图书馆用户需求量较大的电子期刊进行了分析。在Scopus、Web of Science (WoS)和journal Citation Reports (JCR)中分析该期刊的覆盖范围，并绘制其主题和出版商的价格。结果表明，在7474种电子期刊中，我们选择了132008种(68%)拒绝访问的1495种(20%)电子期刊进行进一步分析。这种证据服务可以帮助图书馆期刊部根据图书馆用户的需求选择新的电子期刊，并帮助图书馆管理部门更好地做出电子期刊订阅决策。

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A Service Support for Selection of E-Journal Subscription: An Evidence-Based Practice

The selection of an e-journal title is one of the challenging tasks for librarians in the process of collection development. As libraries receive a limited budget, librarians need to be careful and carry out thorough analysis based on the evidence-based approaches in selecting which e-journal to be subscribed. One of the different ways to analyse user demand for e-journals is to analyse access denied reports or known as turn-away reports from publishers. This study reports on how a support service was developed to select a new e-journal subscription for the National University of Malaysia (UKM) Library based on the COUNTER Journal Report (JR2). From this report, the number of access denied to full-text articles from four main commercial online databases; Science Direct, Springer Nature, Wiley Online Library, and Taylor & Francis were analysed. The Pareto Principle method was used to analyse e-journal titles that received high demand from library users. Profiling the journal's coverage in Scopus, Web of Science (WoS), and Journal Citation Reports (JCR) as well as mapping their subject and publisher's price was carried out. The results showed that from a total of 7,474 e-journal titles, 1,495 (20%) e-journal titles that received 132,008 (68%) number of access denied were selected for further analysis. This evidence service can help the Journal Unit, UKM Library in a selection of new e-journal titles based on library users' needs and assist the library management to make better decisions for e-journal subscriptions.

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来源期刊

Pakistan Journal of Information Management and Libraries Social Sciences-Library and Information Sciences

CiteScore

1.20

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审稿时长

16 weeks

期刊介绍： The PJIM&L is a double-blind refereed scholarly journal. It is committed to publish original research articles, scholarly critiques and conceptual contributions to the areas of Information Management, Information Science and Librarianship. Ideas and views expressed in papers published in the PJIM&L is the sole responsibility of authors. It does not necessarily reflect opinion/policy of the Department or Editorial Advisory Board.