[WEB4LIB] Subject keyword lists for Online Journals and Databases

[Luis Domingues]

We have summarized the publications we subscribe, some of which are
electronically available, while some of the others are scanned (contents
pages only). We have a database on the web, with a browsable tree for
subjects and titles. It's available at www.libri.ucp.pt/sumarios . The
instructions are in Portuguese, but I think it is quite intuitive. You can
click on "Tema" for subject index or "Todos os títulos" to see the title
list.

Regards,

Luis Filipe F. F. Domingues                   E-Mail: lfd at libri.ucp.pt
Biblioteca Universitária João Paulo II        Home Page:
http://www.libri.ucp.pt/
Universidade Católica Portuguesa              Tel: +351 21 7214019
Palma de Cima                                 Fax: +351 21 7214010
1600 Lisboa
Portugal

-----Original Message-----
From: web4lib at webjunction.org [mailto:web4lib at webjunction.org]On
Behalf Of Stephen, Mathew
Sent: Segunda-feira, 6 de Março de 2000 15:49
To: Multiple recipients of list
Subject: [WEB4LIB] Subject keyword lists for Online Journals and Databases

        I'm in the process to redesigning our library website.   One of the
areas I would like to change is for some pages to be dynamically generated.
I'm looking at the list of online Electronic Journals and Databases we
subscribe to.  I would like to put these journals titles into a database
with keywords (along with other information such as URL, short description,
setup information, etc...).   Currently we have a list of journals and
databases listed by subject, but the subject breakdown is not always very
descriptive (for example "General").   One of the goals is have one location
(database) containing the information, then using that information to
generate web pages such as "E Journals alphabetical and by subject",
"Internet Resources by subject" - page that list relevant websites based on
subjects (keywords) such as web pages, Usenet newsgroups, mailing lists,
journals, databases, etc.  The ultimate goal is to have fewer static web
pages to maintain.
        What I am looking for is a web page with a list of all the
Electronic Journals and Databases available,  subject keywords, a short
description,  the provider, and any other helpful information.   I have
found some web pages such as http://www.arl.org/scomm/edir/archive.html
(Directory of Electronic Journals, Newsletters and Academic Discussion Lists
Archive)  But these lists do not have a subject keywords.
                        Thanks
                        Mathew Stephen
                        Mississippi State University