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The emergence of e-journals and e-books[edit | edit source]

the Internet and the WWW (World Wide Web) service are responsible for everything
the expansion and popularity of the WWW brought with it new possibilities in publishing
The 90s of the 20th century brought the question - will the classic book disappear?
contemporary – symbiosis of classics and e-version
the emergence of purely electronic magazines (e.g. IKAROS)
ADVANTAGE – availability 24/7 (24 hours, 7 days a week)

current and further development is determined by the license policy of the publishers
- is based on an agreement with the user – consortium, institution, etc.
print and online version at the same time
- online completely free
- free after a certain period - so-called "embargo" (ranging from 1/2 year to 2 years)
- print subscribers - free online
- subscribers to the print version - online for an additional fee
- purchasing print or online version only
- membership in companies that publish the magazine
- consortium approaches (Springer, Elsevier, Wiley, Oxford, etc.)

PC connected to the Internet with a browser
full texts are in the format:
- HTML
- PDF (Adobe Acrobat - free download)
- exceptionally different format (image)
ensuring access
- direct access – IP-addresses of the institution, rarely ID and password
- remote access - your personal ID and password

file catalogs
- records of magazines that are taken out in printed or online form by libraries in the Czech Republic - completeness depends on the cooperation of libraries
National Medical Library – MEDVIK
National Library of the Czech Republic - SKCP database
catalogs of online magazines
- 1. LF UK – Electronic journal library – EZB
- UK - Electronic Journal Portal - SFX
- NLK – Portal of electronic resources
service for obtaining an article - MVS, MMVS

project of the German university library in Regensburg
offers simple access (and especially management) of electronic journals
you can find the availability of individual titles here
easy search - by title, abbreviations, publisher, subject (in German), ISSN
accessibility - "traffic light"
- green (free source)
- yellow (license for our organization – 1.LF)
- red (we do not have access)

Clinical Chemistry & Laboratory Medicine 2006, 44(7): 813-16 (Gibelin P et al: Prognostic value...)

I will find out if 1st LF has it online
EZB - I'm looking for "clin chem lab med" in the quick search
appears at the magazine
- "info" - information about the magazine
- "readme" - info about subscription
- "traffic lights"
select a record that is accessible (yellow)
I will link to the magazine page
I will find the necessary article
I will download

Experimental Neurology 2006, 202(1): 21-35 (Bakker M et al: Postural responses...)

I'll see if 1.LF has it online
EZB - I'm looking for "experimental neurology" in the quick search
appears at the magazine
- "ičko" - information about the magazine
- "readme" - info about subscription
- "traffic lights"
unfortunately, the journal is not accessible to us (red), but I can find out which library using EZB has it available - list of participating institutions
I will look in the complete catalog
National Medical Library - in 2006, it has no library in printed form
The National Library of the Czech Republic – in 2006, there was no library in printed form
I therefore choose the option from EZB - library - MVS service

registered NLK readers can use remote access
NLK – SerialsSolution portal
- https://nlk.cz/ – “electronic resources” menu
sample – "Lancet" magazine
when accessing outside the NLK building, you must use a login ID and password (other than when accessing UK!)

lists of e-books within the portal
- 1.LF website, 1.LF library website – overview
Gale demo
sample Books@OVID
- UK electronic resources portal - overview
UK - ALEPH catalog
- http://ckis.cuni.cz
e.g. search by keyword - "psychology"

STEJSKALOVÁ, Jitka. EIZ Fulltextové [online]. [cit. 2012-03-15]. <https://el.lf1.cuni.cz/p87118680/>.