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Scholarship and Scholarly Communication in the Electronic Age

Title:Scholarship and Scholarly Communication in the Electronic Age (ID: ERM001B)
Author(s):Stanley Chodorow (University of California, San Diego)
Topics:Electronic Publishing, Scholarly Communication, Trends and Visions
Origin:EDUCAUSE Review (2000)
Type:Articles, Papers, and Reports
Abstract:Scholarly communication, in its current form, will cease to exist if the problems plaguing it today go unresolved. This article gives a brief history of the scholarly community and its system of communication, as well as possible solutions to the problems with which it has been confronted since the Web revolution.
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