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Ulrich’s, waar zijn ze nou?

24 november 2008 bij 7:21 pm · Ingedeeld onder bibliotheekblog, purplesearch, stage ·Getagged purplesearch, refereed journals, Ulrich's

In de zoektocht naar lijsten met peer reviewed journals (zie vorige post), bedachten we dat we natuurlijk ook de database Ulrich’s Periodicals Directory kunnen gebruiken.
De RU Groningen heeft een abonnement op dit bestand. En met Ulrich’s kun je zoeken op refereed journals, peer reviewed dus.
Na een zoekactie op refereed vonden we ruim 28.000 treffers, om precies te zijn 28.262.
Tijdens het bladeren door de lijst ontdekten we iets vreemds. We begonnen te bladeren, 25 of 125 per keer. Daarna pasten we de resultaat-URL enigszins aan, zodat we elke – in plaats van 125 – 1500 records tegelijk op het scherm kregen. Werkt wel zo snel, bij zoveel treffers.
Al bladerend – 1500, 3000, 4500, 6000, 7500, 9.000 – kwamen we tot 10.000 records.
Maar verder konden we niet bladeren! We waren inmiddels bij de Z aangeland. Hoezo 28.000 refereed journals?

De set records 9.000 t/m 10.000

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Ulrich’s, waar zijn ze gebleven, die andere 18.000 refereed tijdschriften?
Wie het weet, mag het zeggen!!! En ook als iemand ergens nog een lijstje met ruim 28.000 refereed of peer reviewed journals heeft…

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Peer reviewed journals in Xerxes, ook in PurpleSearch?

23 november 2008 bij 3:34 pm · Ingedeeld onder bibliotheekblog, purplesearch, stage ·Getagged purplesearch, stage, Ulrich's, Xerxes

Peer reviewed artikel uit Xerxes

Tijdens mijn vergelijking van zoeksystemen met PurpleSearch ontdekte ik bij Xerxes, een zoeksysteem van California State University, een optie waarbij vermeld wordt of een artikel uit een peer-reviewed tijdschrift afkomstig is. Dit lijkt ons, André Keyzer en ikzelf, interessante informatie, waar we iets mee kunnen doen.

Toen we wat gingen Googlen vonden we allerlei lijstjes peer reviewed tijdschriften, voor allerlei vakgebieden. Maar geen A-Z-lijst per reviewed tijdschriften voor alle wetenschappelijke disciplines.
Omdat er geen definitieve lijst op internet is te vinden, gaan we zelf een lijst maken, samengesteld uit diverse bronnen.

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