Input: [Question] Is there a brief history of the Office? [More Details] More [Answer]

Output: The Antiquities and Monuments Ordinance was enforced in 1976. The Antiquities and Monuments Office and the Antiquities Advisory Board were also established in the same year to conserve places of historical and archaeological interest in Hong Kong.

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Input: [Question] What are the main duties of the Office? [More Details] More [Answer]

Output: The main duties of the Office are to search for, identify, record and conserve a wide range of items with historic interest as well as organize various programmes and activities to promote the importance of heritage conservation.

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Input: [Question] Who are the members of the Antiquities Advisory Board? [More Details] More [Answer]

Output: The Board is a statutory body consisting of members with expertise in various fields covered by the Antiquities and Monuments Ordinance.

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Input: [Question] How long is the history of Hong Kong? [More Details] More [Answer]

Output: Ancient artifacts discovered from archaeological work in Hong Kong suggest that it was inhabited by early settlers around 6,000 years ago.

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Input: [Question] How many monuments have been declared in Hong Kong? [More Details] More [Answer]

Output: By 24 October 2014, 108 items have been declared as historical monuments under the Antiquities and Monuments Ordinance in Hong Kong.

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Input: [Question] Are all declared monuments already open to the public? [More Details] More [Answer]

Output: Most of the declared monuments owned by the government are already open to the public. The main reasons for not opening to the public those remaining are: (1) They are being used by Government departments, public or non-government organisations for specific purposes, such as schools or non-government welfare facilities, etc.; (2) They are not suitable for opening owing to their structural condition or public safety concern; and (3) They are not open for the time being pending completion of repair works or studies such as their feasibility for adaptive re-use.

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Input: [Question] Which are the Heritage Trails established by the Office? [More Details] More [Answer]

Output: The Office established three Heritage Trails, namely the Central and Western Heritage Trail (Central Route, Sheung Wan Route, and the Western District and the Peak Route), the Ping Shan Heritage Trail in Yuen Long, and the Lung Yeuk Tau Heritage Trail in Fanling.

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Input: [Question] Which are the most recent archaeological excavations in Hong Kong? [More Details] More [Answer]

Output: Sha Ha, Sai Kung (2001-02), Former Hollywood Road Police Married Quarters (formerly the school premises of the Central School (2007)) and Former Mountain Lodge (2007) are some of the archaeological excavations in Hong Kong in recent years.

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Input: [Question] What is the Friends of Heritage Scheme? [More Details] More [Answer]

Output: The Friends of Heritage Scheme is an educational programme established by the Office. It aims at enhancing public awareness of Hong Kong's heritage and equipping them with professional knowledge on heritage conservation through training programmes and activities.

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Input: [Question] How can I order pictures of declared monuments? [More Details] More [Answer]

Output: The public is welcome to order pictures of declared monuments. Please download a request form from the website, complete and return it to us by post or by fax

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Input: [Question] How can I request more than 20 copies of pamphlets on monuments published by the Office? [More Details] More [Answer]

Output: The public is welcome to obtain the pamphlets on monuments published by the Office. If you require more than 20 copies, please download the form or fill in online, and return it to us via fax, post or email.

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Input: [Question] How many sites of archaeological interest in Hong Kong have been recorded? [More Details] More [Answer]

Output: Through the two separate territory-wide surveys undertaken, there are 208 sites of archaeological interest in Hong Kong have been recorded. For details, please browse the archaeology part of this website.

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Input: [Question] How can I obtain information on Hong Kong archaeology? [More Details] More [Answer]

Output: The public is welcome to access our Hong Kong Archaeological Archive System through personal computer or mobile device to view some important archaeological finds discovered in Hong Kong. Reference materials on Hong Kong archaeology can be obtained from the Reference Library of the Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre. Please also visit our Permanent Exhibition in the Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre and Hong Kong Archaeological Archives (by appointment only) to acquire more information on local archaeology.

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Input: [Question] Can I actively take part in archaeological excavations? [More Details] More [Answer]

Output: Archaeological excavation sites are very similar to construction sites. There are different hazards and special care needs to be taken to prevent accidents. Therefore, only qualified persons with formal training are granted access to an excavation.

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Input: [Question] I have found something, what shall I do? [More Details] More [Answer]

Output: If someone finds something he considers antiquity or supposes antiquity, kindly contact the AMO at 2208 4400 to report the discovery as soon as you can. It is important that no unqualified person would continue further digging since an antiquity only gets its full significance when the contextual information it has been found in can be carefully studied.

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Input: [Question] What happens to archaeological finds after excavation? [More Details] More [Answer]

Output: Pottery sherds, bones or stone implements are carefully washed, labeled and accessioned. If enough fragments of a vessel have been found, the vessel may be assembled and restored. Other materials, such as metals, glass or fabrics may first have to undergo special conservation treatments to stop further deterioration. These finds are therefore sent to specialized laboratories. Human remains are studied by physical anthropologists and are treated with the utmost respect. Representative objects may be chosen for further studies leading to publication. These finds are then drawn to scale and photographed. Their associated features and finds they have been found in are carefully studied. These results are compared with other sites to gain a broader picture. Finally, all the finds are carefully packed and stored in archaeological repository. Some materials, such as metal objects or fabrics need to be stored in rooms where light, temperature and humidity are carefully controlled. Some important items will be put on display at the Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre and local museums.

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Input: [0] Authors [Scholarly journals] Articles are written by authorities in the field [Popular magazines]

Output: Articles are usually written by professional writers or journalists

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Input: [0] Sources [Scholarly journals] Authors cite their sources in endnotes, footnotes, or bibliographies [Popular magazines]

Output: There are rarely bibliographies

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Input: [0] Audience [Scholarly journals] Aimed at scholarly readers (researchers, professors, or students) [Popular magazines]

Output: Aimed at general population

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Input: [0] Publisher [Scholarly journals] Often published by academic or association presses [Popular magazines]

Output: Published by commercial (for profit) presses

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Input: [0] Advertisements [Scholarly journals] Contains few to no advertisements [Popular magazines]

Output: Contain numerous advertisements

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Input: [0] Peer-review? [Scholarly journals] Most articles are reviewed by an author’s peers before publication to ensure high quality [Popular magazines]

Output: Rare

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Input: [0] Article scope [Scholarly journals] Journals usually have a narrow subject focus, and articles often include original research, reviews, or essays [Popular magazines]

Output: Used to inform, update, or introduce a topic to a general reader

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Input: [0] Graphics [Scholarly journals] Illustrations often consist of charts or graphs [Popular magazines]

Output: Numerous colorful illustrations and/or photographs are usually present

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Input: [0] Language [Scholarly journals] Articles use jargon of the discipline [Popular magazines]

Output: Language is geared to general population; no special knowledge is required

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Input: [0] Examples [Scholarly journals] American Journal of Botany, The Academy of Management Journal, Social Research [Popular magazines]

Output: Runner's World, Ebony, Time

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Input: [1] Model [2] Pure e- journal [3] P-e journal [0]

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Input: [1] Standard Model [2] - May be limited by poor Internet connection and lack of necessary software. - Assumes that all readers are comfortable with electronic format. [3] - Does not depend entirely on Internet connection. - Access may be better for researchers, who do not have to visit a library to read a new issue, but can access it from their desks. [0]

Output: Accessibility

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Input: [1] Socio-Technical NetworkModel [2] Some journals have copies in multiple locations, which can create confusion. [3] - Articles can be more easily found in databases if the print version was already indexed.- Access may be restricted to some locations by site licensing. [0]

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Input: [1] Standard Model [2] Full text articles can be searched by keyword. [3] Full text articles can be searched by keyword. [0]

Output: Searching

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Input: [1] Socio-Technical NetworkModel [2] Readers are required to learn new ways of searching and browsing documents, especially if journals and databases vary in their search options. [3] Electronic edition may require readers to learn new ways of searching; [0]

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Input: [1] Standard Model [2] E-journals can be easily connected to electronic databases. [3] a [0]

Output: Inclusion in indexing and abstracting services

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Input: [1] Socio-Technical NetworkModel [2] Indexing services do not include e-journals because providing this service will probably not increase subscriptions. [3] Printed versions may be included in indexing services, depending on reputation of the journal [0]

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Input: [Resource Name] Project Gutenberg [Description] The first creator of e-books, and one of the biggest repositories of free, out-of-copyright online books. You can read their 25,000+ volumes online, or download them in a variety of formats. [Who Can Access]

Output: Anyone Can Use

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Input: [Resource Name] WikiSource [Description] 'An online library of free content publications collected and maintained by the community' Wikisource has the full text of many out-of-copyright materials, including poetry, verse, lyrics, laws, fiction, and more. [Who Can Access]

Output: Anyone Can Use

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Input: [Resource Name] NetLibrary [Description] A collection of roughly 3000 ebooks available to CSUDH students through the NetLibrary provider. The majority of the works are non-fiction, and the books come from a variety of publishers. [Who Can Access]

Output: CSUDH Students Only

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Input: [Resource Name] eBrary [Description] Another collection of mostly nonfiction ebooks available to CSUDH students. Note that to open items on ebrary you will need to install their software add-on for your internet browser. [Who Can Access]

Output: CSUDH Students Only

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Input: [Resource Name] Safari Electronic Books [Description] A collection of technical books from a number of noteworthy publishers. This collection is only available to CSUDH students, and covers science, artificial intelligence, and a number of computing subjects. [Who Can Access]

Output: CSUDH Students Only

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Input: [Resource Name] UC Press E-Books Collection, 1982-2004 [Description] The UC Press E-Books Collection, 1982-2004, includes almost 2000 books from academic presses on a range of topics, including art, science, history, music, religion, and fiction. Access to the electronic books is open to all University of California faculty, staff, and students, while select books are available to the public. Print versions of many of the electronic books can be purchased directly from the publishers. [Who Can Access]

Output: Some Books Available To Public

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Input: [Resource Name] Gale Reference Books [Description] Contains over 1700 full-text reference e-books on a variety of subjects [Who Can Access]

Output: CSUDH Students Only

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Input: [DATABASE TITLE] Earthquake Engineering Abstracts [FULL DESCRIPTION] Earthquake Engineering Abstracts (EEA) provides comprehensive, authoritative coverage of earthquake engineering and earthquake hazard mitigation. EEA currently comprises over 176,000 records (full citations and abstracts) from 1971 forward, plus several hundred earlier classic papers and reports. EEA includes over 50,000 journal articles, approximately 40,000 meeting abstracts, and approximately 22,000 research report's abstracts. Sources covered include over 3,000 periodicals, conference proceedings, technical reports, trade journal/newsletter items, patents, books, and press releases. [COVERAGE] 1971-present [FULL TEXT]

Output: partial


Input: [DATABASE TITLE] Ecology Abstracts [FULL DESCRIPTION] Ecology Abstracts covers journal literature pertaining to the relationships of organisms to each other and to their environments. About 285 journals are indexed, some completely, others, selectively. Included are relevant papers on evolutionary biology, economics, and systems analysis as they relate to ecosystems or the environment. There is detailed information on resource and ecosystems management and modeling as well as material on the impact of climate, water resources, soil, and man on environmental problems such as depletion, erosion, and pollution. [COVERAGE] 1982-present [FULL TEXT]

Output: no


Input: [DATABASE TITLE] EIS Digests of Environmental Impact Statements [FULL DESCRIPTION] The federal government issues hundreds of environmental impact statements each year - and this one resource provides detailed abstracts of all of those statements, also indexing them for easy reference. EIS extracts the key issues from complex government-released environmental impact statements, converting massive documents into concise, readable abstracts. Each entry includes a clear description of the project, sections on positive impact and negative consequences, and legal mandates. [COVERAGE] 1985-present [FULL TEXT]

Output: partial


Input: [DATABASE TITLE] Encyclopedia of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology [FULL DESCRIPTION] This reference identifies current challenges and development paths sure to influence fields ranging from materials and surface science, chemistry, and biomedicine to computer technology, information processing, and mechanical, optical, and electrical engineeringexamining the design, application, and utilization of devices, techniques, and technologies critical to research at atomic, molecular, and macromolecular levels ranging from 1100 nanometers. [COVERAGE] - [FULL TEXT]

Output: yes


Input: [DATABASE TITLE] Engineered Materials Abstracts [FULL DESCRIPTION] Comprehensive index to world literature on engineered materials such as polymers, plastics, rubber, ceramics and composites. The database addresses manufacturing practices, properties and applications of these materials. [COVERAGE] 1986-present [FULL TEXT]

Output: no


Input: [DATABASE TITLE] Engineering Research Database [FULL DESCRIPTION] The ProQuest Engineering Research Database covers the international serial and non-serial literature pertaining to civil, earthquake, environmental, mechanical, and transportation engineering including their complementary fields of forensic engineering, management and marketing of engineering services, engineering education, theoretical mechanics and dynamics, and mathematics/computation. Content includes basic and applied research, design, construction, technological and engineering aspects of air and water quality, environmental safety, energy production and developments in new technologies. [COVERAGE] 1966-present [FULL TEXT]

Output: no


Input: [DATABASE TITLE] ENGnetBASE [FULL DESCRIPTION] The ENGnetBase eBook collection includes over 2300 cutting-edge and bestselling references. Provides access to the latest handbooks in civil, mechanical, and electrical engineering. [COVERAGE] - [FULL TEXT]

Output: yes


Input: [DATABASE TITLE] Environment Abstracts [FULL DESCRIPTION] This database encompasses all aspects of the impact of people and technology on the environment and the effectiveness of remedial policies and technologies, featuring more than 950 journals published in the U.S. and abroad. The database also covers conference papers and proceedings, special reports from international agencies, non-governmental organizations, universities, associations and private corporations. Other materials selectively indexed include significant monographs, government studies and newsletters. [COVERAGE] Varies [FULL TEXT]

Output: yes


Input: [DATABASE TITLE] Environment Index [FULL DESCRIPTION] Contains more than 2.4 million records from more than 2,200 domestic and international titles going back to the 1888 (including more than 1,350 active core titles) as well as more than 200 monographs. Also features an in-depth thesaurus, and author profiles will be provided for 6,500 authors in the discipline. [COVERAGE] 1973-present [FULL TEXT]

Output: no


Input: [DATABASE TITLE] Environmental Engineering Abstracts [FULL DESCRIPTION] Environmental Engineering Abstracts covers the world literature pertaining to technological and engineering aspects of air and water quality, environmental safety, and energy production. More than 700 primary journals are thoroughly indexed and abstracted. Over 2,500 additional sources, including monographs and conference proceedings, are also monitored for relevant articles. [COVERAGE] 1990-present [FULL TEXT]

Output: no


Input: [DATABASE TITLE] Environmental Sciences & Pollution Management [FULL DESCRIPTION] This multidisciplinary database, provides unparalleled and comprehensive coverage of the environmental sciences. Abstracts and citations are drawn from over 10,000 serials including scientific journals, conference proceedings, reports, monographs, books and government publications [COVERAGE] 1981-present [FULL TEXT]

Output: no


Input: [DATABASE TITLE] Ergonomic Abstracts [FULL DESCRIPTION] Ergonomics Abstracts ia an international database of ergonomics and human factors information. The users that will benefit from Ergonomics Abstracts include ergonomists, health and safety specialists, human factors engineers, human computer interaction specialists, designers, systems analysts, industrial engineers, occupational psychologists and occupational and physical therapists. [COVERAGE] 1985-present [FULL TEXT]

Output: no


Input: [DATABASE TITLE] Essential Science Indicators [FULL DESCRIPTION] A unique compilation of performance statistics and trends extrapolated from counts of articles published in scholarly journals and the citations to those articles. [COVERAGE] 10-year rolling file: Updated every two months [FULL TEXT]

Output: yes


Input: [DATABASE TITLE] ETDEWEB [FULL DESCRIPTION] ETDEWEB contains energy content from the United States and worldwide sources. It includes the data from US Dept. of Energy's Energy Citation Database (Energy Research Abstaracts and Nuclear Science Abstracts) as well as international sources, e.g. International Atomic Energy Agency's Atomindex. [COVERAGE] 1946-present [FULL TEXT]

Output: partial


Input: [DATABASE TITLE] Evolution of Flight, 1784-1991 [FULL DESCRIPTION] Spanning more than two centuries, Evolution of Flight, 1784-1991 offers researchers a wealth of primary documents ranging from the early era of aviation to the high-tech air fleets of the twentieth century. With documents such as photographs, diaries, correspondence, scrapbooks, draft technical specifications, government documents, and other primary source material from Smithsonian libraries, including the National Air and Space Museum archives and library, this archive covers the technical and social impact of aviation with astonishing breadth and detail. The archive supports enthusiasts and researchers interested in early flight, inventions, the military, the development of the commercial airline industry, women’s studies, African American studies, and more. It is paired with modern Smithsonian Magazine and Air & Space Magazine back files to present unique and comprehensive insight. [COVERAGE] 1784-1991 [FULL TEXT]

Output: yes


Input: [Access] Website [2] National Geographic Kids; Amazing Animals & Creature Feature Find out more about your favorite animal and their habitats. You can even send an e-card to your friends from the Creature Feature section! [Subject]

Output: Animals


Input: [Access] Website [2] The Encyclopedia of Life A project to make all "key information about all life on Earth accessible to anyone, anywhere in the world." [Subject]

Output: Animals


Input: [Access] Website [2] Zoobooks; The Encyclopedia of Animals You don't need a subscription to the magazine to use this site to find out more information about animals. Make sure to check out the some of the cool games while visiting the site. [Subject]

Output: Animals


Input: [Access] Website [2] Brain Pop; Arts & Music Learn about everything about Art Techniques, Music and more on this site. For grades 3-8. Brain Pop Jr. is designed for kids in grades K-3. [Subject]

Output: Art


Input: [Access] Website [2] Library of Congress; Performing Arts Encyclopedia This is an amzing guide to the performing arts. You can find "digitized items from the collections; special Web presentations on topics and collections; articles and biographical essays; finding aids to collections; databases for performing arts resources; information on concerts at the Library; and a special Performing Arts Resource Guide which contains entries for hundreds of Library collections, Web sites, databases and exhibits." [Subject]

Output: Art


Input: [Access] Website [2] National Gallery of Art - Kids Have adventures with Art, learn about famous artists and even create your own Still Life work of art. [Subject]

Output: Art


Input: [Access] Website [2] San Francisco Symphony Kids Learn about the instruments in an orchestra, compose your own tunes in the Music Lab and listen to the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra. [Subject]

Output: Art


Input: [Access] Website [2] Theatre History on the Web Explore theatre history by time period (Classical to Contemporary) or aspects of theatre (Costumes & Lighting) on this fantastic site! Great for doing research. [Subject]

Output: Art


Input: [Access] Website [2] Quick Facts: Learn About Your State The U.S. Government Printing Office's website contains symbols and basic facts about each state. This website, Ben's Guide to U.S. Government for Kids also explains civics and branches of government, our election process, and links to historical documents. [Subject]

Output: Cultures


Input: [Access] Library Card Required [2] Encyclopedia Britannica This encyclopedia has A LOT of information, which is great, but sometimes you may not be into that. Type your state or country into the search box. It also has this neat feature called "compare countries." [Subject]

Output: Cultures


Input: [Access] Website [2] Explore and Discover the States with America's Library A website created by the Library of Congress just for kids! Information about states, amazing Americans, and U.S. History. [Subject]

Output: Cultures


Input: [Access] Library Card Required [2] MUZZY Online The world's #1 language course for children teaching Spanish, French, German, Italian, and English. [Subject]

Output: Cultures


Input: [Access] Library Card Required [2] World Book Encyclopedia Type your state or country into the search box. Find out about geography, government, land and climate, and more! [Subject]

Output: Cultures


Input: [Access] Library Card Required [2] BookFlix from Home Flip through real Scholastic ebooks online! Picture book and easy reader book topics include people, places, history, science, nature, as well as plain old great readl-aloud stories. You will need your Darien library card to log on. [Subject]

Output: Digital Books


Input: [Access] Website [2] BookFlix in the Library Flip through real Scholastic ebooks online! Picture books and easy reader book topics include people, places, history, science, nature as well as great read-aloud stories. [Subject]

Output: Digital Books


Input: [Access] Library Card Required [2] TrueFlix from Home Read non-fiction Scholastic books and watch related videos online! Topics include people, places, history, science, and nature. (You will need your Darien library card to log on.) [Subject]

Output: Digital Books


Input: [Access] Website [2] TrueFlix in the Library Read non-fiction Scholastic books and watch related videos online! Topics include people, places, history, science, and nature. [Subject]

Output: Digital Books


Input: [Access] Website [2] Choose My Plate The new food and dietary guidelines! Also included are related links such as: farmer's markets, nutrition labels and food safety. Created by the USDA. [Subject]

Output: Health & Nutrition


Input: [Access] Website [2] Kids Health Parent, kids, and teens have their own categories. Information about how the body works, diseases, growing up, staying healthy! Created by The Nemours Foundation's Center for Children's Health Media. [Subject]

Output: Health & Nutrition


Input: [Access] Website [2] Biography of America Thanks to the Annenberg Foundation, we have this website chock full of American history, presented as a narrative, with different sections for different periods of history. Timelines, maps, images, and story. [Subject]

Output: History & Government


Input: [What you'll find...] Features full-text essays culled from Greenhaven Press's vast social issues content vault. [Tab name]

Output: Viewpoints

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Input: [What you'll find...] Features full-text essays from authoritative reference works selected especially for this database. [Tab name]

Output: Reference

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Input: [What you'll find...] Contains full-text articles from a wide variety of general interest periodicals. [Tab name]

Output: Magazines

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Input: [What you'll find...] Contains full-text articles from scholarly periodicals. [Tab name]

Output: Academic Journals

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Input: [What you'll find...] Includes full-text articles from newspapers and newswires, updated daily. [Tab name]

Output: News

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Input: [What you'll find...] Unlike the Reference tab which is made up of secondary sources, this tab contains primary documents. [Tab name]

Output: Primary Sources

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Input: [What you'll find...] Includes statistics, government data, laws and legislation, political positions, public policies and more. When viewing graphs, charts, tables, etc., you'll find a link to display the document as a PDF file. Note that when documents from the other tabs contain statistical data, that data will be available on this tab, as well as from a link within the original document. [Tab name]

Output: Statistics

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Input: [What you'll find...] Contains photographs, maps and line drawings. For each item on this tab, you'll see an icon showing the type of multimedia resource. If enabled by your library, you will be able to perform a Google© Image Search to look for additional images from this tab. [Tab name]

Output: Multimedia

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Input: [What you'll find...] Lists websites related to your search term(s). Selecting a citation from the Websites tab will display a document containing the hyperlinked address for the website, along with a brief description of the site. Click the web site address link to view the site. To return to Opposing Viewpoints Resource Center, CLOSE the window in which the website appears. [Tab name]

Output: Websites

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Input: [Popular] popular [Title] Mood, depression and emotions (booklet) [Type] Publication [Topic] Emotional support, Mental Health [Action] view [Short description]

Output: Managing problems with mood and mental health

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Input: [Popular] popular [Title] Claiming Disability Living Allowance (booklet) [Type] Publication [Topic] DLA [Action] view [Short description]

Output: An explanation of the benefit Disability Living Allowance and how to get it.

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Input: [Popular] popular [Title] Insurance and MS (booklet) [Type] Publication [Topic] Insurance [Action] view [Short description]

Output: How to find, get and keep insurance policies that will cover you with MS.

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Input: [Popular] popular [Title] Adaptations and your home (booklet) [Type] Publication [Topic] Home adaptations [Action] view [Short description]

Output: Managing how you live in your home with adaptations and gadgets

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Input: [Popular] popular [Title] Residential care and your options (booklet) [Type] Publication [Topic] Residential care [Action] view [Short description]

Output: Maximising choice around the possibility of residential care.

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Input: [Popular] popular [Title] Getting the best from social care services (booklet) [Type] Publication [Topic] Social care [Action] view [Short description]

Output: Accessing support from social services in a way that suits your individual circumstances.

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Input: [Popular] popular [Title] Living with the effects of MS (booklet) [Type] Publication [Topic] Emotional support, Mental Health, Living with MS [Action] view [Short description]

Output: How to handle living with the effects of MS

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Input: [Popular] popular [Title] Just diagnosed - an introduction to MS (booklet - English) [Type] Publication [Topic] Diagnosis, Early signs of MS [Action] view [Short description]

Output: An introduction to MS

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Input: [Popular] popular [Title] Vision and MS (large print booklet) [Type] Publication [Topic] Early signs of MS, Eyes and sight [Action] view [Short description]

Output: Managing problems with eyes and sight in MS.

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Input: [Popular] popular [Title] Managing bladder problems (booklet) [Type] Publication [Topic] Bladder [Action] view [Short description]

Output: Types of bladder problems and how to manage them

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Input: [Popular] popular [Title] Managing the bowel in MS (booklet) [Type] Publication [Topic] Bowel [Action] view [Short description]

Output: Practical information on managing the bowel in MS

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Input: [Popular] popular [Title] Complementary and alternative medicine (booklet) [Type] Publication [Topic] Alternative therapies [Action] view [Short description]

Output: Will complementary and alternative therapies help my MS?

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Input: [Popular] popular [Title] Diet and nutrition (booklet) [Type] Publication [Topic] Diet, Swallowing [Action] view [Short description]

Output: Controlling and adjusting a well balanced diet to suit you and your needs.

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Input: [Popular] popular [Title] Disease modifying drugs (booklet) [Type] Publication [Topic] Disease modifying drugs (DMDs) [Action] view [Short description]

Output: The facts about disease modifying drugs.

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Input: [Popular] popular [Title] Exercise and physiotherapy (booklet) [Type] Publication [Topic] Exercise and physiotherapy [Action] view [Short description]

Output: Find out how exercise can help you manage MS

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Input: [Popular] popular [Title] What is MS? (booklet in English) [Type] Publication [Topic] Emotional support, What is MS [Action] view [Short description]

Output: An introduction to MS in English

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Input: [Popular] popular [Title] Getting the best from social work in Scotland (booklet) [Type] Publication [Action] view [Short description]

Output: A guide to social work services in Scotland.

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Input: [Popular] popular [Title] Support and planning ahead (booklet) [Type] Publication [Topic] Severely affected by MS [Action] view [Short description]

Output: Understanding and coping with life with severe MS

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Input: [Popular] popular [Title] Managing a relapse (booklet) [Type] Publication [Topic] Relapsing Remitting (RRMS) [Action] view [Short description]

Output: What a relapse is and how it can be treated and managed

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Input: [Popular] popular [Title] Claiming employment and support allowance (booklet) [Type] Publication [Topic] ESA [Action] view [Short description]

Output: Guide to employment and support allowance (ESA)

Resources | Multiple Sclerosis Society UK


Input: [Journal] Journal The Ilanot Review The Ilanot Review is a journal of creative writing which publishes a stellar selection of poetry, fiction, non-fiction, and interviews. We put out two themed issues a year, and invite submissions from poets,writers and literary translators. [Genres Published] Genres Published Poetry Fiction Creative Nonfiction Accepts Electronic Submissions? Yes Accepts Simultaneous Submissions? Yes [Reading Period] Reading Period [Payment] Payment No payment [Subgenre] Subgenre [Format]

Output: Format Web


Input: [Journal] Journal Illuminations Magazine Over the past 27 years, Illuminations Magazine has always maintained a mission to publish new writers alongside some of the world’s finest, believing that a harmonious blend of the two will lend a fresh voice to the world of contemporary poetry. [Genres Published] Genres Published Poetry Accepts Electronic Submissions? Yes Accepts Simultaneous Submissions? Yes [Reading Period] Reading Period [Payment] Payment Contributor copies only [Subgenre] Subgenre [Format]

Output: Format Print


Input: [Journal] Journal Image Image is a unique forum for the best writing and artwork that are informed by -- or grapple with -- religious faith. [Genres Published] Genres Published Poetry Fiction Creative Nonfiction Accepts Electronic Submissions? Yes Accepts Simultaneous Submissions? Yes [Reading Period] Reading Period Jan 1 - Dec 31 [Payment] Payment [Subgenre] Subgenre Religious/Spiritual [Format]

Output: Format Web E-publication Print


Input: [Journal] Journal Imitation Fruit Literary Journal We are looking for fun and upbeat short stories, creative non-fiction, poetry and artwork. Send up to 5 poems or 15 pages of prose. We are an online only publication. [Genres Published] Genres Published Poetry Fiction Creative Nonfiction Accepts Electronic Submissions? Yes Accepts Simultaneous Submissions? Yes [Reading Period] Reading Period Sep 1 - Apr 1 [Payment] Payment No payment [Subgenre] Subgenre Graphic/Illustrated [Format]

Output: Format Web E-publication


Input: [Journal] Journal The Impressment Gang The Impressment Gang seeks to publish stimulating and innovative work. We believe that great writing should be playful, deliberate, and deserves its own space. [Genres Published] Genres Published Poetry Fiction Creative Nonfiction Accepts Electronic Submissions? Yes Accepts Simultaneous Submissions? Yes [Reading Period] Reading Period Jan 1 - Dec 31 [Payment] Payment Cash [Subgenre] Subgenre [Format]

Output: Format Web Print


Input: [Journal] Journal Indian Review Our endeavor is to bring to you the best writings of writers from across India and the world over. We have a good online presence the past few years and look to make [Genres Published] Genres Published Poetry Fiction Creative Nonfiction Accepts Electronic Submissions? Yes Accepts Simultaneous Submissions? Yes [Reading Period] Reading Period Jan 1 - Dec 31 [Payment] Payment No payment [Subgenre] Subgenre Autobiography/Memoir, Commercial Fiction, Cross-genre, Formal, Graphic/Illustrated, Historical, Journalism/Investigative Reporting, Literary Fiction, Love, Micro-poetry, Narrative Nonfiction, Nature/Environmental, Regional, Translation [Format]

Output: Format Web E-publication Audio Video


Input: [Database] ABI/INFORM Complete Business, Management and Trade - scholarly and trade journal articles, dissertations, market reports, industry reports, business cases and global and trade news The most comprehensive ABI/INFORM™ database, this comprises ABI/INFORM Global, ABI/INFORM Trade and Industry, and ABI/INFORM Dateline. The database features thousands of full-text journals, dissertations, working papers, key newspapers such as The Wall Street Journal and The Financial Times, as well as country-and industry-focused reports and data. Its international coverage gives researchers a complete picture of companies and business trends around the world. Report Problems [Full Text] Some full-text; plus links to full-text via Get-It [Coverage] 1985 to current [Scholarly]

Output: Some

Research Databases by Title: A | Library | California State University San Marcos


Input: [Database] Academic Complete eBooks E-books in all academic subject areas. Report Problems [Full Text] Full-text [Coverage] current [Scholarly]

Output: Some

Research Databases by Title: A | Library | California State University San Marcos


Input: [Database] Academic Search Premier This scholarly collection offers information in nearly every area of academic study including: computer sciences, engineering, physics, chemistry, language and linguistics, arts & literature, medical sciences, ethnic studies, and many more. Report Problems [Full Text] Some full-text; plus links to full-text via Get-It [Coverage] 1975 to current [Scholarly]

Output: Most

Research Databases by Title: A | Library | California State University San Marcos


Input: [Database] Accessible Archives A good source for 19th Century American History; includes newspapers on the Civil War and African Americans. Report Problems [Full Text] Full-text [Coverage] 1728 to 1900 [Scholarly]

Output: Most

Research Databases by Title: A | Library | California State University San Marcos


Input: [Database] ACLS Humanities E-Book Approximately 1700 full-text e-books in the humanities. Report Problems [Full Text] Full-text [Coverage] 1911 to current [Scholarly]

Output: All

Research Databases by Title: A | Library | California State University San Marcos


Input: [Database] ACM Digital Library A collection of over 200,000 journal articles and conference proceedings from the Association of Computing Machinery. Use Interlibrary Loan [ILL] to request full text of the articles and proceedings. Report Problems [Full Text] Some full-text [Coverage] current [Scholarly]

Output: All

Research Databases by Title: A | Library | California State University San Marcos


Input: [Database] African American Newspapers, 1827-1998 Newspapers digitized from 37 states chronicling African American experiences and influence in a variety of events from the early 19th through late 20th centuries. Report Problems [Full Text] Full-text [Coverage] 1827 to 1998 [Scholarly]

Research Databases by Title: A | Library | California State University San Marcos


Input: [Database] Agricola The authoritative database on all aspects of agriculture and allied disciplines; includes abstracts for books & journals. Report Problems [Full Text] Some full-text [Coverage] 1500 to current [Scholarly]

Output: Most

Research Databases by Title: A | Library | California State University San Marcos


Input: [Database] America: History & Life Abstracts of journal articles covering American & Canadian history, from pre-history to the present. Report Problems [Full Text] Links to full-text via Get-It [Coverage] 1964 to current [Scholarly]

Output: All

Research Databases by Title: A | Library | California State University San Marcos


Input: [Database] American Chemical Society Access to full text articles from more than 30 journals of the American Chemical Society Report Problems [Full Text] Full-text [Coverage] 1879 to current [Scholarly]

Output: All

Research Databases by Title: A | Library | California State University San Marcos


Input: [Database] American State Papers, 1789-1838 Collection of U.S. Congressional business after the Continental Congresses and before the U.S. Congressional Serial Set began. Report Problems [Full Text] Full-text [Coverage] 1789 to 1838 [Scholarly]

Output: All

Research Databases by Title: A | Library | California State University San Marcos


Input: [Database] AnthroSource Access to the latest research in core anthropology journals, including social and cultural studies. Report Problems [Full Text] Full-text [Coverage] current [Scholarly]

Output: All

Research Databases by Title: A | Library | California State University San Marcos


Input: [Database] Archive of Americana A set of collections of digital documents representing American history and the growth of the nation (American State Papers, U.S. Congressional Serial Set and its maps, and a collection of Hispanic American Newspapers. Search all collections at one time, Report Problems [Full Text] Full-text [Coverage] 1789 to 1980 [Scholarly]

Output: All

Research Databases by Title: A | Library | California State University San Marcos


Input: [Database] ArchiveGrid Access to thousands of digital texts, audio files, and images from open access archives. Report Problems [Full Text] N/A [Coverage] current [Scholarly]

Research Databases by Title: A | Library | California State University San Marcos


Input: [Database] Art Full Text Indexes over 550 journals covering a wide variety of the arts (film to fashion, classic to cutting edge, ancient to modern) from the US and around the world. Report Problems [Full Text] Some full-text [Coverage] 1995 to current [Scholarly]

Output: Most

Research Databases by Title: A | Library | California State University San Marcos


Input: [Database] ArticleFirst Abstracts from a wide range of journals. Report Problems [Full Text] Links to full-text via Get-It [Coverage] 1990 to current [Scholarly]

Output: All

Research Databases by Title: A | Library | California State University San Marcos


Input: [Database] Arts and Letters Daily Compilation of opinion pieces on current events and book reviews. Report Problems [Full Text] Full-text [Coverage] 1998 to current [Scholarly]

Output: Some

Research Databases by Title: A | Library | California State University San Marcos


Input: [Database] ArtSEARCH (Theatre Communications Group) Theatre Communications Group website provides a theatre-focused resource for those in and those studying the profession. Report Problems [Full Text] Full-text [Coverage] current [Scholarly]

Output: Most

Research Databases by Title: A | Library | California State University San Marcos


Input: [Database] ArtSEARCH Find a Job Within the Theatre Communications Group website, use ARTSEARCH to find jobs in the industry. Report Problems [Full Text] Full-text [Coverage] current [Scholarly]

Output: Most

Research Databases by Title: A | Library | California State University San Marcos


Input: [Scholarly Journals:] Plain cover and paper; primarily text with graphs and charts but very few pictures. Ads, if any, are geared to professionals in the field. [Popular Magazines:] Eye-catching cover and glossy paper; many color photographs and pictures. Many colorful ads for consumer products. [0]

Output: Overall Look

Online Tutorial: Lesson 3 - Fordham University Libraries


Input: [Scholarly Journals:] Research articles written to contribute to the knowledge base in a particular field; deatiled reports of original research [Popular Magazines:] Articles on news, personalities or other topics of general interest [0]

Output: Content

Online Tutorial: Lesson 3 - Fordham University Libraries


Input: [Scholarly Journals:] Author is always named and is a scholar or expert in the field [Popular Magazines:] Author may not be named or could be a freelance journalist or magazine staff writer. [0]

Output: Author

Online Tutorial: Lesson 3 - Fordham University Libraries


Input: [Scholarly Journals:] Scholars, researchers, practioners, and students [Popular Magazines:] General public [0]

Output: Audience

Online Tutorial: Lesson 3 - Fordham University Libraries


Input: [Scholarly Journals:] Articles are long (5-50 pages) and ALWAYS include a bibliography, footnotes, references, or works cited; often include an abstract [Popular Magazines:] Articles are shorter (under 5 pages) and generally do NOT include references, footnotes or an abstract. [0]

Output: Articles

Online Tutorial: Lesson 3 - Fordham University Libraries


Input: [Scholarly Journals:] Uses specialized terminology or jargon of the field [Popular Magazines:] Uses simple language for general readers [0]

Output: Language

Online Tutorial: Lesson 3 - Fordham University Libraries


Output: Examples

Online Tutorial: Lesson 3 - Fordham University Libraries


Input: [0] Criteria [1] Scholarly / Refereed / Peer Reviewed Journals [2] Popular Magazines [3]

Output: Professional & Trade Magazines

WU Libraries Scholarly vs Popular Magazines


Input: [0] Scholars vs Staff Writers [1] Authors are scholars and experts in the field. Authors are always named, and their institutional affiliation is given. Articles are Peer-Reviewed or Refereed. [2] Authors are staff writers, editors, free lance writers, journalist, who are trained in journalism. They may also be anonymous. They may not be experts on their topic. [3]

Output: Authors have expertise in a field or industry. Editors may or may not have expertise in a field or industry. They have training in editing and journalism. There is no peer review process.

WU Libraries Scholarly vs Popular Magazines


Input: [0] Publishers [1] Publishers may be university presses, professional assoc. or non-profit organizations. [2] Publishers may be corporate-backed, or individuals dedicated to making a profit. [3]

Output: Publishers are usually corporate-backed, professional assoc. and concened with making a profit.

WU Libraries Scholarly vs Popular Magazines


Input: [0] Sources Cited [1] Sources cited in bibliographies and footnotes. [2] Sources rarely cited. Information is often second or third hand and original source is often obscure. [3]

Output: Sources mentioned occasionally with short bibliographies.

WU Libraries Scholarly vs Popular Magazines


Input: [0] Content [1] Articles are generally longer with a focus on research projects, methodology and, theory. Language is more formal, technical and may employ subject-specific jargon. [2] Articles are short and of general interest, with a focus on current events, news, and personalities. [3]

Output: Articles are fairly short, with an emphasis on industry trends, new products or techniques and organizational news.

WU Libraries Scholarly vs Popular Magazines


Input: [0] Audience & Language [1] Audience tends to consist of academics, scholars, researchers and professionals. Readers seek the latest news and information in their field. [2] Audience tends to consist of generalists and non-professionals. Readers seek current news, entertainment and information. [3]

Output: Audience tends to be members of a specific business, industry, or organizations. Readers seek the latest information and news to learn more about or improve their business or advance their careers.

WU Libraries Scholarly vs Popular Magazines


Input: [0] Appearance & Advertising [1] Covers and paper tend to be plain, rarely glossy. Advertising is rare or non-existent. Pictures include black and white graphics or illustrations. [2] Catchy titles, attention grabbing covers on glossy paper, and color photos and illustrations are common. Lots of advertising. [3]

Output: Glossy covers may include headlines mentioning companies or organizations. Lots of color photos and illustrations.

WU Libraries Scholarly vs Popular Magazines


Input: [0] Availability / Frequency [1] Published monthly, quarterly or yearly. Journals are found in many libraries but not generally at newstands. [2] Published weekly or monthly, popular magazines are generally found at bookstores, newsstands, and libraries. [3]

Output: Published weekly or monthly, the more popular trades may be sold at some newsstands. Libraries carry print and/ or electronic subscriptions.

WU Libraries Scholarly vs Popular Magazines


Input: [0] Examples [1] Journal of Asian Studies Current History Harvard Business Review Journal of Mass Media Ethics Yale Journal of Criticism [2] Sports Illustrated; Time Vogue, Newsweek People, Forbes Vanity Fair, Vibe Tennis, House & Garden [3]

Output: Police Chief, Variety Parks & Recreation, Advertising Week Scientific American Brandweek

WU Libraries Scholarly vs Popular Magazines


Input: [Site] Family History Center: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints [Description]

Output: Search birth, marriage, death, census, church and other indexes in this free online resource.


Input: [Site] Cemetery Records Online [Description]

Output: If you can wade through the sponsor ads you will find this a useful free site for research. You will find more than 292,000 records from over 1,800 cemeteries worldwide. This site also links to related resources.


Input: [Site] Cyndi's List of Genealogy Sites on the Internet [Description]

Output: This is the largest collection of genealogy links anywhere on the Web.


Input: [Site] NH Genealogy [Description]

Output: You can get to Cyndi's complete list from the NH GenWeb Page, but this will get you right to the NH stuff.


Input: [Site] Cousin Relationships Chart [Description]

Output: A chart of titles for relationships, such as 2nd cousin twice removed, etc.


Input: [Site] National Records and Archives Administration Genealogy Page [Description]

Output: This is the spot for genealogy info and historical documents.


Input: [Site] NH GenWeb Page [Description]

Output: This is the home of the NH Genealogy Project. You can get information by county from volunteers who will look up specific genealogical questions or you can take advantage of all the links to other sites that have been collected here.


Input: [Site] U. S. GenWeb Project [Description]

Output: A cooperative effort of volunteers from around the country, this project seeks to have a Web page and linked info about every state and county in the U.S.


Input: [0] Authors [Scholarly resources] written or reviewed by experts in the discipline [Popular resources]

Output: written by the publication's staff writers


Input: [0] Audience [Scholarly resources] written for researchers or practitioners in a particular discipline [Popular resources]

Output: written for the general public or lay person


Input: [0] Publisher [Scholarly resources] professional society or organization or university [Popular resources]

Output: commercial publisher


Input: [0] Content [Scholarly resources] provide in-depth analysis of topic or report of original research [Popular resources]

Output: review an event or research project, highlighting key points


Input: [0] Language [Scholarly resources] uses technical language which may not be understood by the lay person [Popular resources]

Output: understandable by the lay person


Input: [0] Appearance [Scholarly resources] * illustrations include graphs and tables * articles are usually long [Popular resources]

Output: * often use slick paper and more color * many advertisements and graphics * articles are usually very short


Input: [0] References [Scholarly resources] almost always include a list of sources consulted [Popular resources]

Output: rarely include a list of sources consulted


Input: [Criteria] Purpose/Intent [Newspapers] To provide information on current events. Local and regional focus. To inform or entertain readers on general interest topics in broad subject fields. [Scholarly Journals]

Output: Report on original research or experimentation.


Input: [Criteria] Author(s) [Newspapers] journalists on staff or freelance writers. staff or freelance writers [Scholarly Journals]

Output: scholar/expert within an academic field or discipline


Input: [Criteria] Editing [Newspapers] Newspaper editor reviews submitted articles. Magazine editor reviews submitted articles. [Scholarly Journals]

Output: Experts in the field review articles submitted for publication. Publications that undertake this editorial process are also known as peer-reviewed or refereed publications.


Input: [Criteria] Intended Audience [Newspapers] General public General public [Scholarly Journals]

Output: Professors, researchers, college and university students


Input: [Criteria] Language [Newspapers] Simple, non-technical, easy to understand Some simple, others more demanding but still easy to understand, but still non-technical [Scholarly Journals]

Output: Specialized vocabulary of the discipline.


Input: [Criteria] Appearance [Newspapers] Black and white, some colour, containing many photographs and illustrations Slick, glossy, contain photographs and illustrations Shorter articles. [Scholarly Journals]

Output: Serious look. Plain, black and white, containing charts, graphs, and tables. Lengthy articles and academic level book reviews.


Input: [Criteria] Advertising [Newspapers] Contain extensive advertising Contain extensive advertising [Scholarly Journals]

Output: Selective advertising. Few ads, usually for publications or services in the discipline


Input: [Criteria] Publisher [Newspapers] Commercial publishers Frequency varies but usually daily. Commercial publishers. Usually published weekly or monthly. [Scholarly Journals]

Output: Universities Scholarly presses Academic/research organizations. Published monthly, quarterly, semi-annually, or annually.


Input: [Criteria] References [Newspapers] Usually do not cite. Sources sometimes quoted in article text. Usually do not cite. Sources sometimes quoted in article text. [Scholarly Journals]

Output: Extensive documentation. Bibliographies or references included.


Input: [Criteria] Examples [Newspapers] New York Times The Guardian Globe and Mail Ottawa Citizen Harper’s Maclean’s Newsweek Time [Scholarly Journals]

Output: American Journal of Sociology Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology Social Networks


Input: [0] Appearance [Scholarly] Dense text Serious appearance [Popular]

Output: Exciting pictures, many advertisements, glossy cover


Input: [0] Audience [Scholarly] Scholars and students Well-educated public [Popular]

Output: General public


Input: [0] Authors [Scholarly] Scholars, professional practitioners [Popular]

Output: Journalists, professional and amateur writers


Input: [0] Content [Scholarly] In depth analysis or extensive overview of a topic [Popular]

Output: Simple discussions of news, entertainment or other popular subjects


Input: [0] Review Process [Scholarly] Works published after review by credible scholars in the discipline (peer review) [Popular]

Output: Works reviewed by publications editors or purchased


Input: [0] Scholarly Apparatus [Scholarly] Many citations Technical Language [Popular]

Output: Few or no citations Simple Language


Input: [0] Examples [Scholarly] American Journal of Sociology, Philosophy and Literature, A History of Britain [Popular]

Output: Newsweek, Sports Illustrated, Gardening for Dummies


Input: A (Primary) [Meaning]

Output: The site represents the best examples of a style or type of building. It may be associated with a person or event of significance, or early pattern of development.

Find a registered heritage building, site, tree, or monument on the Vancouver Heritage Register | City of Vancouver


Input: B (Significant) [Meaning]

Output: The site represents a good example of a particular style or type, either individually or collectively. It may have some documented historical or cultural significance in a neighbourhood.

Find a registered heritage building, site, tree, or monument on the Vancouver Heritage Register | City of Vancouver


Input: C (Contextual or character) [Meaning]

Output: The site represents a building that contributes to the historic character of an area or streetscape, usually found in groupings of more than one building, but may also be of individual importance.

Find a registered heritage building, site, tree, or monument on the Vancouver Heritage Register | City of Vancouver


Input: H [Meaning]

Output: Buildings or sites are the subject of a Heritage Revitalization Agreement.

Find a registered heritage building, site, tree, or monument on the Vancouver Heritage Register | City of Vancouver


Input: HC [Meaning]

Output: The building, or some portion of it, is protected by a Heritage Conservation Covenant registered on title at the Land Title Office.

Find a registered heritage building, site, tree, or monument on the Vancouver Heritage Register | City of Vancouver


Input: I [Meaning]

Output: A portion of the interior is protected by heritage designation.

Find a registered heritage building, site, tree, or monument on the Vancouver Heritage Register | City of Vancouver


Input: L [Meaning]

Output: Specific landscape features are also protected by heritage designation.

Find a registered heritage building, site, tree, or monument on the Vancouver Heritage Register | City of Vancouver


Input: M [Meaning]

Output: Buildings or sites that are protected by a legal heritage designation by the City of Vancouver.

Find a registered heritage building, site, tree, or monument on the Vancouver Heritage Register | City of Vancouver


Input: P [Meaning]

Output: Buildings or sites that are protected by a legal heritage designation by the Province of British Columbia.

Find a registered heritage building, site, tree, or monument on the Vancouver Heritage Register | City of Vancouver


Input: [Product name] Bridgeman Education [1]

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Input: [Product name] British Newspaper Archive [1]

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Input: [Product name] Digital Theatre Plus for Public Libraries [1]

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Input: [Product name] Drama Online [1]

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Input: [Product name] Findmypast for Public Libraries [1]

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Input: [Product name] Findmypast for Schools [1]

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Input: [Product name] Guardian and Observer Digital Archive [1]

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Input: [Product name] Rock's Backpages for Public Libraries [1]

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Input: [Product name] World Book Online [1]

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Input: [Product name] World Book Online for Further Education Colleges [1]

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Input: [Product name] World Book Online for Public Libraries [1]

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Input: [0] Purpose [Scholarly Journals] To present and report on original research findings in a specific field / discipline [Popular Magazines] To inform and entertain a general audience, produced and sold for profit [Trade Journals]

Output: To identify profession / industry trends and developments, and provide practical advice

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Input: [0] Appearance [Scholarly Journals] Plain, “serious” cover Text with black & white graphs, charts, and photographs which support the author’s research [Popular Magazines] Glossy cover Color photographs and illustrations used to support the article as well as draw in readers [Trade Journals]

Output: Generally glossy cover Color photographs and illustrations used to support the article as well as draw in readers

Is This Journal Scholarly? | Grace College & Seminary


Input: [0] Authorship [Scholarly Journals] Expert, scholar, or researcher in the field / discipline [Popular Magazines] Magazine writer or free-lance writer. Credentials often not provided [Trade Journals]

Output: Practitioner within the profession / industry or specialty journalist

Is This Journal Scholarly? | Grace College & Seminary


Input: [0] Structure & Writing Style [Scholarly Journals] Lengthy articles with abstract, literature review, methodology, results conclusion, and bibliography Uses technical terminology of the specific field / discipline [Popular Magazines] Usually brief articles but can be longer and sometimes structured Uses simple language , meeting a minimum education level [Trade Journals]

Output: Brief articles with no set structure Uses jargon of the specific profession / industry

Is This Journal Scholarly? | Grace College & Seminary


Input: [0] Validity [Scholarly Journals] Articles reviewed and evaluated by other experts in the field / discipline (peer reviewed / refereed) [Popular Magazines] Articles are not evaluated by experts in the discipline, but by editors on staff [Trade Journals]

Output: Articles may be reviewed by one editor with knowledge related to the topic

Is This Journal Scholarly? | Grace College & Seminary


Input: [0] Bibliography [Scholarly Journals] Each article includes full footnotes and/or bibliographies [Popular Magazines] Very few articles include bibliographies [Trade Journals]

Output: Some articles include brief footnotes and/or bibliographies

Is This Journal Scholarly? | Grace College & Seminary


Input: [0] Examples [Scholarly Journals] American Journal of Education Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society Modern Fiction Studies [Trade Journals]

Output: Indiana Business Instrumentalist Preaching

Is This Journal Scholarly? | Grace College & Seminary


Input: [Group] Connecticut Research [Hosted By] Harlan Jessup & Nora Galvin [Description]

Output: Looking for Connecticut ancestors? What records can be found, and where will you find them? We'll discuss the standard sources and some which are more obscure. Come with your questions.


Input: [Group] Becoming a Professional Genealogist [Hosted By] Elissa Scalise Powell [Description]

Output: You love the thrill of the research hunt and think it would be heaven to be paid too. Learn what you need to consider before and during your transition to becoming a professional.


Input: [Group] Irish-American Research [Hosted By] Michael Brophy [Description]

Output: Can't find the place of origin for your Irish ancestor? Come join Michael Brophy as he leads a discussion group with other Irish-American researchers. We will discuss sources and strategies for finding your elusive Irish ancestors across the Atlantic. We will also discuss the ever-growing world of Irish research over the internet and the best sources to use for doing Irish research here at home.


Input: [Group] French-Canadian Research [Hosted By] Patty Locke [Description]

Output: Come discuss French Canadian genealogy. We will discuss available resources and go over some tips to help you find your ancestors. We will also discuss French Canadian culture and history. Enjoy some French Canadian music during our informal discussion period.


Input: [Group] Italian Research [Hosted By] Marcia Iannizzi Melnyk [Description]

Output: Do you have Italian ancestors? Italian genealogical research has exploded in the last 15 years. The resources available to today's family historian will amaze you. Bring along your research, problem ancestors, and questions about Italian records and hopefully we will be able to give you new avenues and sources to further your family tree in Italy and the US.


Input: [Group] DNA Research [Hosted By] Jennifer Zinck [Description]

Output: Genetic genealogy is the use of DNA as it relates to family history. DNA is one of the most powerful tools available to modern genealogists. Join us for a discussion about available tests, testing companies, and how personal genomics can help you advance your family history when your paper trail runs out.


Input: [Group] Genealogy Blogging [Hosted By] Heather Wilkinson Rojo [Description]

Output: What is a genealogy blog? Do you read genealogy blogs? Do you write your own blog? Have you ever thought of starting your own? Come meet some bloggers and learn all about blogging!


Input: [Group] Research at the National Archives [Hosted By] Jean Nudd [Description]

Output: Did Great Uncle Isaac become a citizen in Illinois and you don't know where to find that record? Have you been unsuccessfully looking for Aunt Hilda's marriage to Uncle Herman for years? How long ago did you take Civics? For many researchers, the different levels of government, what records each is responsible for, and how to gain access to the records we need for our research can be a challenge. Join us for a discussion of where to find what, from local records such as church and vitals (birth, marriage and death), to the Federal government records we all know and love such as census and immigration.


Input: [Group] Scotch-Irish Research [Hosted By] Colin Brooks [Description]

Output: Want to know more about your Scotch-Irish roots? If so, then come to this session that covers Scotch-Irish research from the founding of Londonderry, NH in 1719 to the present day. Talk about your Scottish family living in Ireland. Learn about the pioneers of New England in the 1700's and their impact on modern America. Ask about your "disappearing" emigrant with the Irish or Scottish name.


Input: [Group] Jewish Genealogy [Hosted By] Meredith Hoffman [Description]

Output: Come join us to talk about strategies and hints for researching your Jewish ancestors. Depending on your interests, we might look at how to find the records of your immigrant ancestors, both here and in the "old country"; how to find people if they've changed their names; how to find the villages that your ancestors came from; and how to locate families lost or scattered by the Holocaust. Bring your questions and research problems and we'll look at both online and local resources that could help you in your search.


Input: [Group] Record Access Denied? Know Your Rights! [Hosted By] Mary Ellen Grogan, Sharon Sergeant, Polly Kimmitt, Thomas MacEntee, Barbara Mathews [Description]

Output: Have you been denied access to records you have a right to see? Make sure it doesn't happen again by being prepared and knowing the law. We'll work through some scenarios with role playing so you'll be in a better position to stand your ground!


Input: [Group] Practical Research in Poland [Hosted By] Aleksandra Kacprzak [Description]

Output: Do you want to find your relatives and the only possible next step is to continue your research in Poland? Would you like to visit the places where your ancestors lived? We will discuss the practical aspects of genealogical research in Poland. We will talk about the ways to find documents, speak to priests and find your living relatives.


Input: [Group] Scandinavian Research [Hosted By] Sharon Christenson [Description]

Output: Connect with other genealogists doing research in Scandinavia. This is an ideal way to network with others who share your interest. This special interest group would offer something for genealogists at any level.


Input: [0] Authorship [Magazine (News/Popular)] journalist/freelance writer [Journal (Scholarly)]

Output: researcher/scholar

Aquinas College :: Grace Hauenstein Library


Input: [0] Audience [Magazine (News/Popular)] general public [Journal (Scholarly)]

Output: other professionals or students in the field

Aquinas College :: Grace Hauenstein Library


Input: [0] Purpose [Magazine (News/Popular)] inform or entertain [Journal (Scholarly)]

Output: report original research, experiments or theories

Aquinas College :: Grace Hauenstein Library


Input: [0] Sources [Magazine (News/Popular)] may cite sources [Journal (Scholarly)]

Output: always cite sources, bibliography

Aquinas College :: Grace Hauenstein Library


Input: [0] Publisher [Magazine (News/Popular)] commercial group or special interest organization [Journal (Scholarly)]

Output: professional association or commercial group

Aquinas College :: Grace Hauenstein Library


Input: [0] Example [Magazine (News/Popular)] People, Newsweek [Journal (Scholarly)]

Output: Journal of Marriage and the Family

Aquinas College :: Grace Hauenstein Library


Input: [2] Popular Magazines [3] Trade Journals [1]

Output: Scholarly Journals


Input: [0] Examples [2] Time Newsweek Sports Illustrated [3] RN Library Journal Stores [1]

Output: Sociological Review Journal of molecular biology International Studies Quarterly


Input: [0] Value & Uses [2] Current events and news Brief, factual information Short articles Interviews [3] Current trends, news & events in a particular field. Product, company and biographical information. Statistics including forecasts. [1]

Output: Reports of original research, theoretical, experimental or applied. In-depth analysis of topics Lengthy articles


Input: [0] Language [2] Non-technical, often simple language [3] Written for practitioners so uses jargon of the field [1]

Output: College-level writing Specialized language of the discipline


Input: [0] Authors [2] Journalists [3] Practitioners or journalists with subject expertise [1]

Output: Researchers, academics, scholars


Input: [0] Sources [2] Original sources can be obscure [3] Sources often cited, but full documentation is not always provided [1]

Output: Footnotes and bibliographies Documentation often extensive


Input: [0] Publishers [2] Commercial publishers [3] Commercial/trade publishers [1]

Output: Professional organizations, universities, research institutes, and scholarly presses


Input: [0] Graphics [2] Many photos and color ads Illustrated for marketing appeal [3] Charts, tables, illustrations Ads related to the profession/industry [1]

Output: Graphs, charts, and tables Ads are rare


Input: [Criteria] Purpose [Popular Magazines] Inform and/or entertain [Scholarly Journals]

Output: Review, report, and make available original research, experimentation, and information

Scholarly or Popular Journal? - TWU TWU Libraries - Texas Woman's University


Input: [Criteria] Authors & Audience [Popular Magazines] Written by magazine staff or free-lance writers for the general public [Scholarly Journals]

Output: Written by and for scholars, researchers, and professionals in a particular field

Scholarly or Popular Journal? - TWU TWU Libraries - Texas Woman's University


Input: [Criteria] Format [Popular Magazines] Slick and glossy with attractive format; photographs and drawings to enhance their appeal [Scholarly Journals]

Output: Formal intellectual formats; graphs and charts; scholarly illustrations

Scholarly or Popular Journal? - TWU TWU Libraries - Texas Woman's University


Input: [Criteria] Sources [Popular Magazines] May mention, but seldom cite, any sources [Scholarly Journals]

Output: Usually cite sources with footnotes and/or bibliographies

Scholarly or Popular Journal? - TWU TWU Libraries - Texas Woman's University


Input: [Criteria] Language [Popular Magazines] Informal language appropriate to a broad-based audience [Scholarly Journals]

Output: Technical terminology (with which the reader is assumed to be familiar) of the discipline

Scholarly or Popular Journal? - TWU TWU Libraries - Texas Woman's University


Input: [Criteria] Advertising [Popular Magazines] Contain extensive advertising [Scholarly Journals]

Output: May contain selective specialty advertising

Scholarly or Popular Journal? - TWU TWU Libraries - Texas Woman's University


Input: [Criteria] Examples [Popular Magazines] Good Housekeeping Newsweek Time Scientific American [Scholarly Journals]

Output: Journal of Nutrition American Journal of Education Applied Nursing Research PNAS

Scholarly or Popular Journal? - TWU TWU Libraries - Texas Woman's University


Input: [Journal Title] Applied & Translational Genomics [Description]

Output: Biomedical journal publishing cutting edge research and new developments in applied and translational genomics.

Elsevier’s gold, green, and hybrid open access…a triple play to change perception? | www.openbiomed.info


Input: [Journal Title] Case Studies in Engineering Failure Analysis [Description]

Output: Rapid publication of short, structured case studies and related short communications.

Elsevier’s gold, green, and hybrid open access…a triple play to change perception? | www.openbiomed.info


Input: [Journal Title] Cancer Treatment Communications [Description]

Output: Publishing communications, case reports and other short form papers that report clinical research or improve clinical practice knowledge in oncology.

Elsevier’s gold, green, and hybrid open access…a triple play to change perception? | www.openbiomed.info


Input: [Journal Title] Cell Reports [Description]

Output: Publishing high quality papers across the entire life sciences spectrum.

Elsevier’s gold, green, and hybrid open access…a triple play to change perception? | www.openbiomed.info


Input: [Journal Title] Epilepsy & Behavior: Case Reports [Description]

Output: Rapid publication of case reports on the behavioral aspects of seizures and epilepsy.

Elsevier’s gold, green, and hybrid open access…a triple play to change perception? | www.openbiomed.info


Input: [Journal Title] EuPA Open Proteomics [Description]

Output: Publishes research on all aspects of proteomics, from basic to translational proteomics, including bioinformatics and data processing.

Elsevier’s gold, green, and hybrid open access…a triple play to change perception? | www.openbiomed.info


Input: [Journal Title] FEBS Open Bio [Description]

Output: Publishing research across all molecular and cellular life sciences in both health and disease.

Elsevier’s gold, green, and hybrid open access…a triple play to change perception? | www.openbiomed.info


Input: [Journal Title] Gynecologic Oncology Case Reports [Description]

Output: Publishes case reports that concern tumors of the female reproductive tract.

Elsevier’s gold, green, and hybrid open access…a triple play to change perception? | www.openbiomed.info


Input: [Journal Title] International Journal for Parasitology: Drugs and Drug Resistance [Description]

Output: Publishes the results of original research in the area of anti-parasite drug identification, development and evaluation, and parasite drug resistance.

Elsevier’s gold, green, and hybrid open access…a triple play to change perception? | www.openbiomed.info


Input: [Journal Title] International Journal for Parasitology: Parasites and Wildlife [Description]

Output: Publishes the results of original research on parasites of all wildlife, invertebrate and vertebrate.

Elsevier’s gold, green, and hybrid open access…a triple play to change perception? | www.openbiomed.info


Input: [Journal Title] International Journal of Surgery Case Reports [Description]

Output: General surgical journal dedicated to publishing case reports.

Elsevier’s gold, green, and hybrid open access…a triple play to change perception? | www.openbiomed.info


Input: [Journal Title] Journal of Cancer Policy [Description]

Output: Publishes research and reviews on global cancer policy encompassing all aspects of cancer policy and public health.

Elsevier’s gold, green, and hybrid open access…a triple play to change perception? | www.openbiomed.info


Input: [Journal Title] Journal of Pediatric Surgery Case Reports [Description]

Output: Publishing case reports which will provide the most current source of information and references in pediatric surgery.

Elsevier’s gold, green, and hybrid open access…a triple play to change perception? | www.openbiomed.info


Input: [Journal Title] Leukemia Research Reports [Description]

Output: Publishing research relevant to all health care professionals involved in basic and (or) applied clinical research in leukemias, lymphomas, multiple myeloma and other hematologic malignancies.

Elsevier’s gold, green, and hybrid open access…a triple play to change perception? | www.openbiomed.info


Input: [Journal Title] Materials Today [Description]

Output: Leading open access journal proving a gateway to materials science.

Elsevier’s gold, green, and hybrid open access…a triple play to change perception? | www.openbiomed.info


Input: [Journal Title] Medical Mycology Case Reports [Description]

Output: Devoted to the publication of case reports that concern unusual medical or veterinary fungal infections.

Elsevier’s gold, green, and hybrid open access…a triple play to change perception? | www.openbiomed.info


Input: [Journal Title] Molecular Metabolism [Description]

Output: Serves as a platform for reporting breakthroughs from all stages of the discovery and development of novel and improved personalized medicines for obesity, diabetes and associated diseases.

Elsevier’s gold, green, and hybrid open access…a triple play to change perception? | www.openbiomed.info


Input: [Journal Title] Neuroimage: Clinical [Description]

Output: Provides a vehicle for communicating important advances in the study of abnormal structure-function relationships of the human nervous system based on imaging.

Elsevier’s gold, green, and hybrid open access…a triple play to change perception? | www.openbiomed.info


Input: [Journal Title] Perspectives in Medicine [Description]

Output: Publication of concise and well-defined medical topics, each delivered as a distinct topical issue.

Elsevier’s gold, green, and hybrid open access…a triple play to change perception? | www.openbiomed.info


Input: [Journal Title] Perspectives in Science [Description]

Output: Publication of concise and well-defined scientific topics, each delivered as a distinct topical issue.

Elsevier’s gold, green, and hybrid open access…a triple play to change perception? | www.openbiomed.info


Input: [Journal Title] Photoacoustics [Description]

Output: Publishes original research and review contributions within the fast growing field of photoacoustics (optoacoustics) and thermoacoustics.

Elsevier’s gold, green, and hybrid open access…a triple play to change perception? | www.openbiomed.info


Input: [Journal Title] Physics of the Dark Universe [Description]

Output: Focused on the understanding of the nature of Dark Matter and Dark Energy covering all theoretical, experimental and phenomenological aspects.

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Input: [Journal Title] Redox Biology [Description]

Output: Forum for novel research, methods and review articles in redox biology in the areas of both health and disease.

Elsevier’s gold, green, and hybrid open access…a triple play to change perception? | www.openbiomed.info


Input: [Journal Title] Respiratory Medicine Case Reports [Description]

Output: Respiratory journal dedicated to publishing case reports.

Elsevier’s gold, green, and hybrid open access…a triple play to change perception? | www.openbiomed.info


Input: [Journal Title] Results in Immunology [Description]

Output: Online only journal covering all aspects of immunology.

Elsevier’s gold, green, and hybrid open access…a triple play to change perception? | www.openbiomed.info


Input: [Journal Title] Results in Pharma Sciences [Description]

Output: Online only journal covering all aspects of pharmaceutical sciences.

Elsevier’s gold, green, and hybrid open access…a triple play to change perception? | www.openbiomed.info


Input: [Journal Title] Results in Physics [Description]

Output: Online only journal covering all aspects of physics.

Elsevier’s gold, green, and hybrid open access…a triple play to change perception? | www.openbiomed.info


Input: [Journal Title] Stem Cell Reports [Description]

Output: Publishing research presenting conceptual or practical advances across the breadth of stem cell research and its applications to medicine.

Elsevier’s gold, green, and hybrid open access…a triple play to change perception? | www.openbiomed.info


Input: [Journal Title] Translational Proteomics [Description]

Output: Covering all areas of human proteomics using multi-disciplinary approaches to untangle complex disease processes.

Elsevier’s gold, green, and hybrid open access…a triple play to change perception? | www.openbiomed.info


Input: [Journal Title] Trials in Vaccinology [Description]

Output: This journal guarantees direct public access to the results of vaccine trials in humans and target animals.

Elsevier’s gold, green, and hybrid open access…a triple play to change perception? | www.openbiomed.info


Input: [Journal Title] Water Resources and Industry [Description]

Output: Aims to bridge the existing gap existing in the field of the role industry plays in the exploitation, management and treatment of water resources.

Elsevier’s gold, green, and hybrid open access…a triple play to change perception? | www.openbiomed.info


Input: [0] How long is the article? [Scholarly] Longer articles: detailed analysis of topics. [Popular]

Output: Shorter articles: broader overviews of topics.

Research Help - Scholarly vs. Popular Articles


Input: [0] Who wrote it? [Scholarly] An expert, specialist or researcher. [Popular]

Output: A staff writer or journalist, credentials not provided

Research Help - Scholarly vs. Popular Articles


Input: [0] Do you need a dictionary to read it? [Scholarly] Written in technical language for scholars and students. [Popular]

Output: Vocabulary is easy to understand.

Research Help - Scholarly vs. Popular Articles


Input: [0] Any special format? [Scholarly] More structured articles that include an abstract, methodology, or conclusion. [Popular]

Output: Articles don't follow a particular structure.

Research Help - Scholarly vs. Popular Articles


Input: [0] Graphs vs. photographs [Scholarly] Graphs. Articles include tables, charts, or graphs that illustrate the text. [Popular]

Output: Photographs. Articles have glossy photographs and large advertisements.

Research Help - Scholarly vs. Popular Articles


Input: [0] Who edits the articles? [Scholarly] Experts. Articles are read and evaluated before publication. [Popular]

Output: Non-experts. Articles are chosen by staff editors.

Research Help - Scholarly vs. Popular Articles


Input: [0] Is there a bibliography or works cited section? [Scholarly] Yes. Research is documented with footnotes, endnotes, and/or a bibliography. [Popular]

Output: No. Names of reports and sources might be mentioned, but not documented in a bibliography.

Research Help - Scholarly vs. Popular Articles


Input: [Characteristics] Language/Audience [Popular] Written in non-technical language directed towards a general audience [Scholarly]

Output: Written using formal vocabulary that is technical in nature & directed towards a scholarly audience

How are Scholarly Articles different than Popular Articles? | Rentschler Library, Miami University Hamilton


Input: [Characteristics] Length [Popular] Short articles, usually 1-5 pages long [Scholarly]

Output: Longer articles, may be 5-50 pages long

How are Scholarly Articles different than Popular Articles? | Rentschler Library, Miami University Hamilton


Input: [Characteristics] Scope [Popular] Provides a more broad overview of topic and may cover more than one subject [Scholarly]

Output: Article covers a very specialized topic of research and provides in-depth analysis of subject matter

How are Scholarly Articles different than Popular Articles? | Rentschler Library, Miami University Hamilton


Input: [Characteristics] Authorship [Popular] Name and credentials may not be provided, author is usually a staff writer or journalist [Scholarly]

Output: Name and credentials of author always provided, author is usually an expert or specialist in the field, and there may be multiple authors

How are Scholarly Articles different than Popular Articles? | Rentschler Library, Miami University Hamilton


Input: [Characteristics] Format/Layout [Popular] Articles probably do not follow a specific format [Scholarly]

Output: Articles are usually structured into sections that may include: abstract, literature review, methodology, results, conclusion, bibliography

How are Scholarly Articles different than Popular Articles? | Rentschler Library, Miami University Hamilton


Input: [Characteristics] Inclusions/Illustrations [Popular] Usually include illustrations chosen for visual appeal or advertising purposes, such as glossy or color photographs [Scholarly]

Output: May include illustrations that visually support the text, such as graphs, tables, or maps

How are Scholarly Articles different than Popular Articles? | Rentschler Library, Miami University Hamilton


Input: [Characteristics] Editors [Popular] Articles are not evaluated for accuracy by experts in the field, but may be checked by staff editors [Scholarly]

Output: Articles are "peer reviewed", or refereed by other experts in the field prior to selection

How are Scholarly Articles different than Popular Articles? | Rentschler Library, Miami University Hamilton


Input: [Characteristics] References [Popular] A bibliography is usually not provided, although some additional references may be listed throughout the article or at the end [Scholarly]

Output: Articles always include a detailed bibliography or works cited page to document the research and may also include footnotes

How are Scholarly Articles different than Popular Articles? | Rentschler Library, Miami University Hamilton


Input: [Scholarly Sources] Scholars, researchers, practitioners [Popular Sources] General public [0]

Output: Audience

Scholarly or Popular? | University of Oregon Libraries


Input: [Scholarly Sources] Experts in the field (i.e., faculty members, researchers) Articles are signed, often including author's credentials and affiliation [Popular Sources] Journalists or freelance writers Articles may or may not be signed [0]

Output: Authors

Scholarly or Popular? | University of Oregon Libraries


Input: [Scholarly Sources] Includes a bibliography, references, notes and/or works cited section [Popular Sources] Rarely includes footnotes [0]

Output: Footnotes

Scholarly or Popular? | University of Oregon Libraries


Input: [Scholarly Sources] Editorial board of outside scholars (known as peer review) [Popular Sources] Editor works for publisher [0]

Output: Editors

Scholarly or Popular? | University of Oregon Libraries


Input: [Scholarly Sources] Often a scholarly or professional organization or academic press [Popular Sources] Commercial, for profit [0]

Output: Publishers

Scholarly or Popular? | University of Oregon Libraries


Input: [Scholarly Sources] Assumes a level of knowledge in the field Usually contains specialized language (jargon) Articles are often lengthy [Popular Sources] Easy to read - aimed at the layperson Articles are usually short, and often entertain as they inform [0]

Output: Writing Style

Scholarly or Popular? | University of Oregon Libraries


Input: [Scholarly Sources] Primarily print with few pictures Tables, graphs, and diagrams are often included Usually few or no advertisements Often have "journal," "review," or "quarterly" as part of the title Usually have a narrow subject focus [Popular Sources] Contains ads and photographs Glossy Often sold at newsstands or bookstores Usually have quite a broad subject focus [0]

Output: General Characteristics

Scholarly or Popular? | University of Oregon Libraries


Input: [0] Features [1] Academic/Scholarly Journals [3] Current Affairs/ Opinion Magazines [4] Popular Magazines [5] Newspapers [2]

Output: Trade Journals


Input: [0] Purpose [1] To inform, report, and make available original research and new findings. [3] To offer in-depth reporting and feature articles without scholarly conventions. [4] To entertain and inform without providing in-depth analysis. [5] To disseminate news on a daily or weekly basis. [2]

Output: To report on industry trends, new products or techniques to people in a specific trade, business or profession.


Input: [0] Subject [1] Often devoted to a single discipline or subdiscipline. [3] Cover a wide range of topics of interest to the readership. Be aware of the predominant philosophical/political stance of the editorial board. [4] Often focused on a particular subject or hobby but may also cover a variety of topics. [5] Encompass current events in politics, sport, leisure, religion and business. [2]

Output: Cover practical information related to a field or industry.


Input: [0] Peer Review Process [1] Articles often reviewed by an author's peers before publication. [3] No peer review process. [4] No peer review process, may be reviewed by an editor or editorial board. [5] No peer review process. [2]

Output: No peer review process.