Discussion
According to ACRL 'Scholarly Communication' involves the following steps :
(i) Publication
(ii) Discovery and Dissemination
(iii) Research, Data Collection and analysis
(iv) Stock verification
Answer: D
ACRL's scholarly communication cycle covers publication, discovery and dissemination, and research with data collection and analysis, so the answer is (i), (ii) and (iii) are correct.
The Association of College and Research Libraries describes scholarly communication as the system through which research is created, evaluated for quality, disseminated to the scholarly community and preserved for future use. Its stages run from research, data collection and analysis, through authoring, peer review and publication, to discovery and dissemination and preservation.
Stock verification is an internal library housekeeping routine, the physical check of the collection against the records. It has nothing to do with how research is communicated, so every option that includes (iv) is wrong.
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