Gary E. Gorman

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2002-2015
Publications (10 Years): 0

Top Topics

Grounded Theory

Quantitative Methods

Teacher Education

Digital Literacy

Top Venues

Online Inf. Rev.

Publications

Gary E. Gorman
What's missing in the digital world? Access, digital literacy and digital citizenship. Online Inf. Rev. 39 (2) (2015)
Gary E. Gorman
Enhancing Qualitative and Mixed Methods Research with Technology. Online Inf. Rev. 39 (4) (2015)
Gary E. Gorman
Reviews of recent research literature - 9. Online Inf. Rev. 39 (1) (2015)
Gary E. Gorman, Jennifer E. Rowley
Open Access: redrawing the landscape of scholarly communication. Online Inf. Rev. 39 (5) (2015)
Gary E. Gorman
Using Software in Qualitative Research: A Step-by-Step Guide. Online Inf. Rev. 39 (4) (2015)
Gary E. Gorman
Metrics and social media as components of scholarly research: new developments for Online Information Review. Online Inf. Rev. 39 (1) (2015)
Gary E. Gorman
Editorial. Online Inf. Rev. 39 (4) (2015)
Gary E. Gorman
Internet cultures and internet use in 2013: what the Oxford Internet Survey tells us and what we still want to know. Online Inf. Rev. 37 (6) (2013)
Daniel G. Dorner, Gary E. Gorman
Contextual factors affecting learning in Laos and the implications for information literacy education. Inf. Res. 16 (2) (2011)
Hung Van Do, Gary E. Gorman, Daniel G. Dorner
A Contextual Model for the Development of Digital Library Education. Bull. IEEE Tech. Comm. Digit. Libr. 6 (2) (2010)
M. Nordin, David J. Pauleen, Gary E. Gorman
Investigating KM antecedents: KM in the criminal justice system. J. Knowl. Manag. 13 (2) (2009)
Gary E. Gorman
Professional community networks: Has f2f gone the way of Morse code? Online Inf. Rev. 33 (1) (2009)
Gary E. Gorman
Can we be assured of quality scholarship in a peer review-less environment? Online Inf. Rev. 32 (5) (2008)
Gary E. Gorman
Christine Borgman and scholarly communication. Online Inf. Rev. 32 (1) (2008)
Gary E. Gorman
"They can't read, but they sure can count": Flawed rules of the journal rankings game. Online Inf. Rev. 32 (6) (2008)
Gary E. Gorman
The plague of plagiarism in an online world. Online Inf. Rev. 32 (3) (2008)
Gary E. Gorman
A tale of information ethics and encyclopædias; or, is Wikipedia just another internet scam? Online Inf. Rev. 31 (3) (2007)
Gary E. Gorman
The Oppenheim effect in scholarly journal publishing. Online Inf. Rev. 31 (4) (2007)
Gary E. Gorman
Who am I, and where's my money? Issues in online security. Online Inf. Rev. 31 (5) (2007)
Gary E. Gorman
Google Print and the principle of functionality. Online Inf. Rev. 31 (2) (2007)
Gary E. Gorman
The DeLorean or the Mini?: Digital imperatives for publishers, digital dilemmas for repositories. Online Inf. Rev. 31 (6) (2007)
Gary E. Gorman
What does "online" mean in 2006? Online Inf. Rev. 30 (5) (2006)
Gary E. Gorman
Giving way to Google. Online Inf. Rev. 30 (2) (2006)
Gary E. Gorman
Of Orrefors and Noritake: or, has Geert Hofstede something to say about web site design? Online Inf. Rev. 30 (4) (2006)
Gary E. Gorman
Digitisation: still the preserve of preservationists rather than users. Online Inf. Rev. 30 (6) (2006)
Gary E. Gorman
For whom is the new information millennium? Online Inf. Rev. 30 (1) (2006)
Gary E. Gorman
The acceptability of digital resources. Online Inf. Rev. 29 (4) (2005)
Gary E. Gorman
Editorial: Is the wiki concept really so wonderful? Online Inf. Rev. 29 (3) (2005)
Gary E. Gorman
How do we count our chickens? Or do citation counts count? Online Inf. Rev. 29 (6) (2005)
Gary E. Gorman
China-bashing in the internet censorship wars. Online Inf. Rev. 29 (5) (2005)
Yong J. John, Gary E. Gorman
Internet use in South Korea. Online Inf. Rev. 26 (5) (2002)
Sujin Butdisuwan, Gary E. Gorman
Library and information science education in Thai public universities. Educ. Inf. 20 (3-4) (2002)