Valerie Tucci Physical Sciences/Engineering Librarian The College of New Jersey January 20, 2010.

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Valerie Tucci Physical Sciences/Engineering Librarian The College of New Jersey January 20, 2010

 Are traditional fee-based abstracting and indexing services in the physical sciences and engineering in a “death spiral”?  What should libraries do to prepare for the future?

 METAL ABSTRACTS  INSPEC  COMPENDEX  BIOSIS  CHEMICAL ABSTRACTS  DERWENT WORLD PATENT INDEX

 Library budgets are shrinking  Library purchasing power is smaller due to price inflation  Resources are cancelled  Corporations are closing libraries  Library as a place ceasing to exist in companies

 Traditional A&I services are considered “finding” tools  A&I services give citations and abstracts  “Information source” is now defined as full text  Interface is unfriendly, confusing and unforgiving  Keyword searching is King  Value of library “brand” is decreasing

 Information overload  Too much irrelevant information  Multi-tasking accepted operating approach  Instant gratification  Time is most important  Free information  Open source access tools  Federated search services  Seamless flow from discovery to delivery

 Expensive!  Available primarily via library  Require specialized skills  Hierarchical arrangement  Often require additional steps for source  Often time delays before obtaining source

 Finding Chemistry Information Using Google Scholar: A Comparison with Chemical Abstracts Service, by Michael Levine Clark and Joseph Kraus  Science and Technology Libraries  Vol. 27(4), pp. 3-16, 2007  65 % overlap

 Google Scholar’s Coverage of the Engineering Literature: An Empirical Study, by John J. Meier and Thomas W. Conkling  Journal of Academic Librarianship  Vol. 34(3), pp , 2008  90%

 Google  Wikipedia  JSTOR  Google Scholar  EBSCO Host  Wilson Web

 Students to use A&I Services  Students to use online catalogs and library collection

 Influenced by classical principles of information organization – librarians  Influenced by organization and operations of popular web sites - users

 Time is the new currency  Convenience will always trump quality  Free information trusted as much as fee  Decline and fall of the expert  Learn of new resources from friends  Save time and get better grades  Lacking information literacy

 Landscape has changed  Undergraduates will follow directions to complete assignments  Graduate students will continue to use A&I  Some A&I services will go the way of newspapers  Life long learning will be different  Open access movement will grow

 Provide relevant articles quickly and easily  Return focused results  Are cheap and free

 Google Scholar  Scitopia  CiteSeer  ScienceResearch  Pubget

 ChemSpider  SureChem  PubChem  ChemSeer

 Please feel free to contact me  Valerie Tucci  Physical Science/Engineering Librarian  The College of New Jersey  PO Box 7718  Ewing, NJ  