Using Data to Drive Discovery of New Scholarly Works
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The document discusses challenges in scholarly work searches, particularly issues with older citations and inconsistent metadata standards among publishers. It highlights a monograph by Nathan R. Kozuskanich, which provides an in-depth exploration of Benjamin Franklin's life and impact on the U.S., structured into six chapters. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of effective data integration in enhancing discovery within scholarly resources.
![Using data to drive discovery of new scholarly works
Two common fails in searching are older citations and bad metadata.
No [metadata] standard prevails; the publishers [use] different definitions of terms.
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Using Data to Drive Discovery of New Scholarly Works
- 1. Using data to drive discovery of new scholarly works Two common fails in searching are older citations and bad metadata. No [metadata] standard prevails; the publishers [use] different definitions of terms. U. of Washington librarian Steven Shadle
- 2. A d d i n g m e a n i n g a n d p u r p o s e t o m e t a d a t a …
- 3. Abstracts: Essential to discovery Benjamin Franklin: American Founder, Atlantic Citizen Nathan R. Kozuskanich Routledge Historical Americans Routledge, ©2015 177 p., no E302 978-0-415-53200-6 monograph Paper Kozuskanich presents students, academics, researchers, and general-interest readers with a contextualized account of the many facets, both public and private, of Benjamin Franklin’s life as well as his influence on the formation and early direction of the United States. The author has organized the main body of his text in six chapters and two sections covering Franklin’s childhood and early development, his move from tradesman to gentleman, his shift to politics, his actions and writings during the imperial crisis, the Revolutionary War, the final years of his life, and the source documents used in the writing of the biography. Nathan R. Kozuskanich is a faculty member of Nipissing University, Ontario. Annotation ©2015 Ringgold Inc. Portland, OR (protoview.com) Subjects: Ringgold: — History -- USA — North American colonial history Library of Congress: — Franklin, Benjamin, - 1706-1790 — Inventors - United States - Biography — Printers - United States - Biography — Scientists - United States - Biography — Statesmen - United States - Biography
- 4. Effectively integrating data across the supply chain
- 5. Driving discovery …indefinitely No matter how long a title stays in the discovery resource, the ProtoView abstract will remain connected to it. Jean Brodahl | Publisher and Library Relations | [email protected] www.Ringgold.com