Scholarly communication 2.0: Exploring researchers' opinions on Web 2.0 for scientific knowledge creation, evaluation and dissemination
D Ponte, J Simon - Serials review, 2011 - Elsevier
This paper presents the results of a survey aimed at gauging the potential acceptance of a
collaborative and Web 2.0 inspired scholarly communication sector. While this sector has
seen the birth of a multitude of innovative initiatives, there is still little empirical evidence of
the acceptance of such initiatives by researchers. We received 349 completed
questionnaires from researchers of many different disciplines. The results of the survey show
that there is a strong positive attitude towards Web 2.0 and open publishing approaches …
collaborative and Web 2.0 inspired scholarly communication sector. While this sector has
seen the birth of a multitude of innovative initiatives, there is still little empirical evidence of
the acceptance of such initiatives by researchers. We received 349 completed
questionnaires from researchers of many different disciplines. The results of the survey show
that there is a strong positive attitude towards Web 2.0 and open publishing approaches …
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