Wednesday, 21st October 2015

Five Publishers Added to Portico

By Africa S. Hands

From Portico:

Portico is pleased to announce that the following publishers will preserve their e-journals with the Portico E-Journal Preservation Service: Edorium Journals, Institute of Education (IOE) Press, the Science and Information (SAI) Organization, Science Publishing Corporation, and University of Florida. These publishers ensure that their journals will be secure and available for future researchers and students.

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• Web 2.0 (ResourceShelf)

Africa S. Hands is an independent librarian with a focus on helping professionals understand and utilise social media and search engines through one-on-one tutorials and small group workshops. Africa tweets (@africahands) on resources of interest to information and higher education professionals.

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