ANALYSIS THE IN-LINKS AND CO-LINKS TO NATIONAL LIBRARY

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HAJI ZEYNI ALABEDINI MOHSEN; MAKTABIFARD L.; OSAREH F.

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Journal: STUDIES IN EDUCATION & PSYCHOLOGY Year:2006 | Volume:7 | Issue:1 Page(s): 173-194

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ANALYSIS THE IN-LINKS AND CO-LINKS TO NATIONAL LIBRARY

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HAJI ZEYNI ALABEDINI MOHSEN | MAKTABIFARD L. | OSAREH F. | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

NATIONAL LIBRARIESQ3

WEBOMETRICSQ3

IMPACT FACTORQ3

WEBSITES VISIBILITYQ3

SCHOLARY COMMUNICATIONQ3

SELFLINKQ3

INLINKQ3

CO-LINKQ3

LINKSQ3

WEBSITES RANKINGQ3

Abstract

This article aimed to study National Library Websites (NLW) using webometric methods. The in-links and CO-LINKs to national library websites were analyzed to study: firstly, the visibility of these NATIONAL LIBRARIES on the web Secondly, the collaboration on national and international level amongst the studied national library websites. This study found that according to the in-link count of 38 national library websites, 3 were extremely popular and we can call them the most visible national library websites as they come below: 1. United States of America (http://www.loc.gov) 2. Australia (http://www.nla.gov.au) 3. United Kingdom (http://www.bl.uk)The results of the study also showed that, there were 5 clusters (2 cross continental and 3 international) in the studied national library websites. On the other hand, the multidimensional scaling map showed 7 major collaboration clusters: 2 cross national (both European) and 5 international (European, Asian, American, Australian). African national library websites were not seen in these clusters. It means that, African NATIONAL LIBRARIES have a little collaboration with others through their websites. An interpretation on causes for collaborations between these national library websites are provided in this study. WEBOMETRICS offers an evaluation measurement that is not available in bibliometrics when an institution is the analytical unit. Nevertheless, webometric research must be conducted with caution because both the data source. (i.e., web-based data) and data collection instrument (i.e., web search engines) have obvious deficiencies.

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HAJI ZEYNI ALABEDINI, MOHSEN, MAKTABIFARD, L., & OSAREH, F.. (2006). ANALYSIS THE IN-LINKS AND CO-LINKS TO NATIONAL LIBRARY. STUDIES IN EDUCATION & PSYCHOLOGY, 7(1), 173-194. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/99287/en

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HAJI ZEYNI ALABEDINI MOHSEN, MAKTABIFARD L., OSAREH F.. ANALYSIS THE IN-LINKS AND CO-LINKS TO NATIONAL LIBRARY. STUDIES IN EDUCATION & PSYCHOLOGY[Internet]. 2006;7(1):173-194. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/99287/en

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MOHSEN HAJI ZEYNI ALABEDINI, L. MAKTABIFARD, and F. OSAREH, “ANALYSIS THE IN-LINKS AND CO-LINKS TO NATIONAL LIBRARY,” STUDIES IN EDUCATION & PSYCHOLOGY, vol. 7, no. 1, pp. 173–194, 2006, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/99287/en

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