Subheadings: Caps and lower case, 10point, italic, bold; capitalize first word only Sub-subheadings: Caps and lower case, 10 point, italic; capitalize first word only Paragraphs: Doublespace after heading, space after subheadings; no space between paragraphs within a section; no indentation for first paragraph after a heading. Pages: numbered at top right of page References: at end, Vancouver style (see later notes). All material from other publications should be acknowledged Footnotes in the text and personal acknowledgments should be kept to a minimum. Personal acknowledgments should be placed at the end of the text, before the references. Spelling Conform with the Concise Oxford English Dictionary. Statistics Descriptions of statistical methods should include the following: Study objective(s) Study design Data collection methods, source of research subjects and selection methods, with justifications Study procedure Response rate Data analysis with statistical methods used and appropriate references Main results with confidence intervals Actual P values obtained rather than ranges (e.g. P=0.143 rather than P>0.05); the test statistic; degrees of freedom; and sample size (even for negative results) Study limitations. Tables & graphs Tables, graphs or figures should be included in the text and should be numbered with Arabic numerals. An appropriate and concise legend should be given with each illustration or table; tables labeled above, figures beneath. Acknowledgement Where acknowledgements are made, state that the person(s) acknowledged is not held responsible for the content of the paper. References The author will be held responsible for the accuracy of format and content of bibliographic reference. Follow the guide for Bbbliographic references—Vancouver style at ******************************************************************************************** Moving In, Moving Up, and Moving On: Strategies for Regenerating the Library and Information Profession, Satellite Conference, Bologna, Italy - August 18, 19, and 20, 2009
Subheadings: Caps and lower case, 10point, italic, bold; capitalize first word only Sub-subheadings: Caps and lower case, 10 point, italic; capitalize first word only Paragraphs: Doublespace after heading, space after subheadings; no space between paragraphs within a section; no indentation for first paragraph after a heading. Pages: numbered at top right of page References: at end, Vancouver style (see later notes). All material from other publications should be acknowledged Footnotes in the text and personal acknowledgments should be kept to a minimum. Personal acknowledgments should be placed at the end of the text, before the references. Spelling Conform with the Concise Oxford English Dictionary. Statistics Descriptions of statistical methods should include the following: Study objective(s) Study design Data collection methods, source of research subjects and selection methods, with justifications Study procedure Response rate Data analysis with statistical methods used and appropriate references Main results with confidence intervals Actual P values obtained rather than ranges (e.g. P=0.143 rather than P>0.05); the test statistic; degrees of freedom; and sample size (even for negative results) Study limitations. Tables & graphs Tables, graphs or figures should be included in the text and should be numbered with Arabic numerals. An appropriate and concise legend should be given with each illustration or table; tables labeled above, figures beneath. Acknowledgement Where acknowledgements are made, state that the person(s) acknowledged is not held responsible for the content of the paper. References The author will be held responsible for the accuracy of format and content of bibliographic reference. Follow the guide for Bbbliographic references—Vancouver style at ******************************************************************************************** Moving In, Moving Up, and Moving On: Strategies for Regenerating the Library and Information Profession, Satellite Conference, Bologna, Italy - August 18, 19, and 20, 2009
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