Information Science & Library Issues eCollection

This collection, comprised of content from nearly 100 leading industry journals, provides current and accurate information for this fast-moving field. Information professionals and other knowledge workers – from the research specialist to the information architect – will find appropriate and useful information in their areas of expertise, including such topics as information infrastructure, data processing techniques, metadata architectures, and more. Contains over 40 publications. Some full-text is available.

Users have several different ways to search the service:

Subject Guide is useful for locating articles by topic.

Relevance Search allows users to find articles by matching words in titles, citations, and abstracts, or in the entire text. The result list starts with the best matches according to how and where the words occur in articles.

Keyword Search allows you to browse for articles by matching words in titles, citations, and abstracts, or in the entire text. The result list runs from newest to oldest.

Advanced Search is useful for narrowing your search results, by using any of several indexes, alone or in combination.

Journal Search is useful for locating articles from a specific issue of a journal or newspaper. The results list displays in page number order.

This service is recommended for college students and professionals who are conducting scholarly research, as well as individuals who are trying to locate magazine articles.

In order to access this service you must enter your library barcode number.

If you need searching or technical assistance a member of our Reference Staff will be happy to assist you. Please contact the Reference Desk during our hours of operation at (954) 757- 4204.

Coverage: Full text or Abstracts. Dates vary with each journal.
Produced By: Thompson - Gale
Access: Home access available for Parkland Cardholders Only.