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      Science's Knowledge Environments: Integrated Online Resources for Researchers, Educators, and Students
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      Science's Knowledge Environments: Integrated Online Resources for Researchers, Educators, and Students

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      ByJim Cole, Wayne Jones
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      Edition 1st Edition
      First Published 2002
      Imprint Routledge
      Pages 12
      eBook ISBN 9780203048290
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      ABSTRACT

      Knowledge environment (KE) describes the collection of electronic networking tools that have been and continue to be developed. Knowledge environments use practical, production-quality tools to systematize the consensus knowledge within a scientific domain, and to facilitate users' access to that knowledge. Predicted users include researchers, educators, and students. In a KE, access occurs through

      searching, browsing, and current awareness features combined with user-friendly graphical interfaces. KEs combine primary and review literature with more interactive functions and gateways to dispersed sources of information. Specific electronic tools that facilitate the entry of information into the underlying databases are also being developed as part of the concept.

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