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Despite many changes in scholarly publishing and evidence for an open access citation advantage, many faculty are still worried about how their publication choices might affect their case for promotion and tenure. Over the past several years, we have...
The Implications of Mindsets for Learning and Instruction [Literature Review]
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This literature review was completed 2016-04-21 for the course, EDF 6217: Seminar II in Applied Learning & Instruction, in partial fulfillment of my M.A. in Applied Learning & Instruction at University of Central Florida, awarded 2016-05-07....
Sci-Hub Controversy Triggers Publishers’ Critique of Librarian
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The website repository Sci-Hub, which enables users to freely download scholarly articles that normally require institutional subscriptions or individual payments, has found itself at the center of a series of conflicts over the past year. Many publishers...
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+ two journal articles ← Older revision Revision as of 13:11, 23 February 2015 Line 9: Line 9: There are many related papers and presentations about SMW and its applications. A rather extensive list can be found by [http://scholar.google.co.uk/scholar...