The Core Periodicals in Career and Technical Education

Waugh, C. Keith

doi:10.21061/jcte.v20i2.634

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“…Table 3 Core journals in UGC-Infonet would be willing to do without-the 20% of existing information stock that satisfies 80% (or more) of users' request…". Furthermore, Waugh (2004) explain core journals to be the most productive 20% of titles, or the titles that produce 80% of use. Table 3 depicts core journals from different publishers in UGCInfonet.…”

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Implication of 80/20 Rule in Electronic Journal Usage of UGC-Infonet Consortia

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2015

The Journal of Academic Librarianship

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An Evaluation of Stairway Designs Featured in Architectural Record Between 2000 and 2012

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2016

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This paper discusses an evaluation of stairway designs featured in Architectural Record, a leading architectural professional journal, over a thirteen-year publication period (2000 to 2012). Images of stairways were classified as either hazard-free or hazard(s)-present using a hazard identification checklist, and the frequency of visible design hazards was tabulated. A total of 578 stairways were scanned in articles and advertisements, of which 78 (13.5%) were product advertisements. Sixty-one percent of the stairways had at least one visible design hazard including nearly half (47%) in product advertisements. The three most common hazards in stairways were inadequate handrails (161, 27.8%), excessive length of stairway flights (74, 12.8%), and low visual contrast on tread edges (73, 12.6%). The high prevalence of stairway design hazards in the professional literature indicates a need for improved professional education and media attention to safe stairway design.

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The Core Periodicals in Career and Technical Education

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Implication of 80/20 Rule in Electronic Journal Usage of UGC-Infonet Consortia

Implication of 80/20 Rule in Electronic Journal Usage of UGC-Infonet Consortia

An Evaluation of Stairway Designs Featured in Architectural Record Between 2000 and 2012

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