Dissemination proved to be a complex process that can take very diverse paths with questionable outcomes if not shaped correctly. And there are variety of views in research communities and the society of what the dissemination is. In such a situation it is natural to develop a more solid comprehension of the concept and, based on this, a model of the environment for the dissemination.
New technologies are raising also serious problems and concerns that do not seem to get satisfying answers. To come to some understanding of this phenomenon, we built a simple model of processes, driving the development of new technologies.
Although the authoring in web environment is supported by a range of program tools an author could find himself in situations that require the development of additional software.
The novelty of the new web bibliographies version V3.5 is that bibliographic units, for which it has been established that they are covered by the Web of Science (WoS), are linked to the corresponding WoS record; in addition to that citation data is displayed.
The transition to electronic forms of publishing raises, and gradually aggravates, the issue of the preservation of electronic sources, which are rather fleeting. Preservation of electronic sources has been, thus far, rather unsuccessful.
This article deals with the design of the web and certain elements of the process leading to the web that is placed on a web server. It addresses a content and organizational aspect of the web, the provision of the web with a site index and a search engine, the web implementation, as well as the inter-linking of web sites.
Searching the Web and the Internet may be ineffective when we use improper search tools and do not understand the basics about these tools. The situation changes noticeably when we have basic skills which allow us both to select search tools suitable for us and make better use of them.
Analysing the WWW information quality problem leads to a new type of document. The problem of redundancy and quantity of information on WWW can be solved by the systems (webs) of eclectic documents.
