academic librarians
The development and use of a research self-efficacy scale to assess the effectiveness of a research training program for academic librarians
... an academic librarian includes conducting and disseminating the results of ...research. Academic librarians conduct research for a variety of reasons: to achieve tenure and/or promotion; to engage in ...
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Collaborative Authorship among Academic Librarians from Federal University Libraries in Nigeria
... by academic librarians when ...that librarians do face the challenge of who assumes the first author when the paper is finally ...by librarians and this may also slow down the research ...
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How Academic Librarians Can Influence Students Web-Based Information Choices
... university librarians are acutely aware that usage of their websites and electronic resources is ...services, academic librarians need to know more about the preferences and needs of these invisible ...
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An Examination of Digitization Capacity and Skills of Academic Librarians in Nigeria
... among academic librarians in ...the librarians had no formal professional training in digitization and only a few spent times for personal skills development towards the ...
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Korean Academic Librarians’ Recognition of the High Density Book Storage System
... most academic librarians are in favor of introducing this type of method into the nation’s library ...Those librarians who responded with a negative attitude towards this type of management system ...
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Library School Faculty Member Perceptions Regarding Faculty Status for Academic Librarians
... for academic librarians; perceptions on faculty status for academic librarians based on the gender, tenure sta- tus, and academic rank of respondents; the curricula that prepare ...
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Assessing the level and nature of political participation among academic librarians in North Carolina
... is academic librarians who are, in part, participating in activities like writing letters and joining activist groups for political ...among academic librarians in North Carolina? ...
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Electronic book usage amongst academic librarians in South Africa
... that academic librarians use ...amongst librarians. Academic librarians choose to read e-books by “dipping in and out of several chapters” enabling them to read multiple documents at a ...
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How academic librarians experience evidence-based practice: a grounded theory model
... influence academic librarians’ experiences of evidence-based ...Firstly, academic librarians tend to work together in groups—an observation that Koufogiannakis says may be transferred to other ...
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Determinant Factors in Adopting Mobile Technology-based Services by Academic Librarians
... Nowadays, mobile technology seems to become integral part of our life. People with different careers have begun to use it in their jobs. This research aims to identify influential factors in mobile technology adoption at ...
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Web 2.0 and Nigerian Academic Librarians
... with academic libraries in South Africa leading the process. Academic libraries in Kenya are slowly realizing the need to implement Library ...by librarians, most especially academic ...that ...
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Academic Librarians and Labor Unions: Attitudes and Experiences
... that librarians are not fully decided upon the similarity of their professional duties to ...We librarians are, to our own minds, betwixt and ...status. Academic librarians will likely achieve ...
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Personifying the social media presence of academic librarians: A uses and gratifications perspective / Niusha Zohoorian-Fooladi
... research, librarians affiliated to research intensive universities in the Klang Valley, Kuala Lumpur are chosen as a case in order to enable a more holistic exploration of the situation in three academic ...
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An investigation into the perceptions of academic librarians and students towards next-generation OPACs and their features
... Throughout this article , the term “next - generation” is used to describe library catalogues that have been developed to meet user needs and move beyond earlier OPACs, which could be seen as primarily designed from the ...
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Academic librarians' perceptions of creative arts students as learners:a discourse of difference and difficulty
... based on librarians‘ observations of serendipitous and browsing behaviours. It also acknowledges that art students need a broad range of information resources, particularly visual inspiration, sourced from the art ...
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Are librarians teachers? Investigating academic librarians’ perceptions of their own teaching skills
... qualification, librarians in the US report that they acquire most teaching skills on the job or through self-teaching, although they would have preferred to learn more of them at library school than they actually ...
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Library School Programs and the Successful Training of Academic Librarians to Meet Promotion and Tenure Requirements in the Academy
... of librarians at non-ARL libraries. ARL librarians reported 249 publications compared to 194 by non-ARL ...ARL librarians, the Mid- west was most productive with 77 articles published, followed by ...
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Academic Librarians and the Space/Time of Information Literacy, the Neoliberal University, and the Global Knowledge Economy
... workloads. Librarians sought to work more efficiently and to demonstrate their accountability using strategies such as “going for the low hanging fruit,” chunking up work, carving out time, and keeping multiple ...
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Introduction to OAWAL: Open Access workflows for Academic Librarians
... Creative Commons (CC) is an international not-for-profit organisation that aims to improve clarity about what people can do with published content. CC licences are used by all kinds of content creators – photographers, ...
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Strategic engagement: new models of relationship management for academic librarians
... communications. Librarians are active strategic change agents in this area, enhancing relationships and communication, as well as understanding (Johnson, 2014; Malenfant, 2010; Silver, 2014; Vandegrift & ...
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