Stuart A. Sutton
Affiliations: | Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY, United States |
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| Sutton SA. (2017) Core Competencies for the Information Professions and the Evolution of Skill Sets. Education Libraries. 18: 6-11 |
| Sutton SA. (2008) Metadata quality, utility and the semantic web: The case of learning resources and achievement standards Cataloging and Classification Quarterly. 46: 81-107 |
| Tennis JT, Sutton SA. (2008) Extending the simple knowledge organization system for concept management in vocabulary development applications Journal of the American Society For Information Science and Technology. 59: 25-37 |
| Sutton SA, Oh SG. (2005) GEM: Using Metadata to Enhance Internet Retrieval by K-12 Teachers. Bulletin of the American Society For Information Science and Technology. 24: 21-24 |
| Sutton SA, Liddy ED, Kendall J. (2002) Standard connection: Correlating educational resources in digital libraries to content standards Proceedings of the Acm International Conference On Digital Libraries. 408 |
| Sutton SA. (2001) A Trends, Trend Projections, and Crystal Ball Gazing Journal of Education For Library and Information Science. 42: 241-247 |
| Sutton SA. (2001) Integrating 21st century access to ERIC services and resources Government Information Quarterly. 18: 19-30 |
| Sutton SA. (1999) The Panda Syndrome II : Innovation, discontinuous change, and LIS education Journal of Education For Library and Information Science. 40: 247-262 |
| Lankes RD, Sutton SA. (1999) Developing a mission for the national education network: The challenge of seamless access Government Information Quarterly. 16: 169-181 |
| Sutton SA. (1999) Conceptual design and deployment of a metadata framework for educational resources on the internet Journal of the American Society For Information Science. 50: 1182-1192 |