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CELEBRATING OUR FOURTEENTH YEAR OF ONLINE PUBLICATION (2003-2016)!
335,000 ARTICLES INDEXED IN ILOSEARCH!
WHAT’S NEW:
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-Taylor & Francis is now granting us access to full-text of FOUR (4) articles each month from the entire selection of library-related journal titles.
TECHNOLOGY FOR LIBRARIANS –
Our columnist, Jenna Kammer, works as an instructional designer of elearning at the University of Missouri, and teaches as an adjunct for NMSU-DACC’s library science program. She is also a doctoral candidate at the University of Missouri in the School for Information Science and Learning Technologies where she researches the use and impact of technology in society. This month, Jenna’s technology article for The Informed Librarian Online discusses augmented reality gaming and Pokemon Go.
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If you would like to have your library profiled in The Informed Librarian Online, please email me a few details about your library. I will then contact you about writing up the full profile article for us.
Our latest profile is of the University of the West Indies, Institute of International Relations Library.
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This month’s highlights:
* Guest Forum – This article written by Daniel Maxwell deals with the question of which strategies should an academic library pursue in this technology saturated world. He presents us with two strategic imperatives.
The first is to deliver content in context, while the second is to enable the research and discovery process. Together, these dual imperatives can provide orienting points in the development of the library’s strategic plan.
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Coming next issue: Ray Uzwyshyn returns as our special guest!
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This month we have NINETEEN (19!!) great PREMIUM CONTENT articles for you to read from Emerald, Elsevier (ScienceDirect), Haworth, Taylor & Francis, IOS Press, Sage, IGI-Global, University of Toronto Press and Information Today that are normally restricted to paid subscribers to these journals.
Premium members get live links right here to all 17 articles so they can read all of these articles in FULL-TEXT.
* FEATURED ARTICLES –
Access and Express: Professional Perspectives on Public Library Makerspaces and Intellectual Freedom
App Overload: How to Find the Best Mobile Apps
Build Your Program by Building Your Team: Inclusively Transforming Services, Staffing and Spaces
Collaborating on Open Science: The Journey of the Biodiversity Heritage Library
The Development of Student Learning and Information Literacy: A Case Study
An Expanded Approach to Evaluating Open Access Journals
How Reference and Information Service is Studied: Research Approaches and Methods
Infographics on the Brain
Information Overload: The Differences That Age Makes
Leading Results: The Value of Older Library Workers
Library Discovery Systems and their Users: A Case Study from Curtin University Library
Organizational Considerations Initiating a Big Data and Analytics Implementation
Smart Buildings: An Introduction to the Library of the Future
Social Media, Risk and Information Governance
Space Preference at James White Library: What Students Really Want
Teacher Training and Digital Competence: A Pedagogical Recommendation
Towards a Comprehensive Process Model for Transitioning MIS to KMS
Using Personality Traits to Understand the Influence of Personality on Computer Programming: An Empirical Study
The Value of the MLS or MLIS Degree: Transferable Skills Identified by LIS Graduates in Non-Library Roles
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