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ORCIDJournal of Librarianship and Information Science, Volume 57
Volume 57, Number 1, 2025
- Qiong Xu
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Investigating and understanding library data services to support college student data literacy competencies: A conceptual framework. 3-20 - Jonathan Daniel Gómez-Zapata, Maria Alejandra Herrera-Moreno, Luis César Herrero-Prieto:
Valuing cultural public goods in times of pandemic: What happened to the libraries? 21-39 - Dehui Du, Jingda Ding, Yifan Chen, Chao Liu:
The evolution and development landscape of scholarly communication based on the analysis of published articles. 40-56 - Peng-Hui Lyu, Luxuan Guo, Lina Zhu:
Growth and aging study on literatures of information science & library science based on SSCI data. 57-70 - Muhammad Asif Ali, Muhammad Rafiq, Alia Arshad:
Perceptions of academic librarians regarding their interpersonal competencies: A case of Pakistani universities. 71-89 - Naimat Ullah Shah, Salman Bin Naeem, Rubina Bhatti, Saira Hanif Soroya:
Performance based assessment of LIS professionals toward digital data sets management in university libraries: A TAM model approach. 90-104 - Magnus Lindén, Catharina Isberg, Ulrika Westrup, Alina Lidén:
The resilient public library: Understand and reflect on own practice. 105-117 - Grace E. P. Msoffe, Hector J. Mongi, Obadia S. Buhomoli:
Assessing information literacy training of postgraduate students from input-process-output perspectives: A case of the University of Dodoma. 118-131 - Amara Malik, Muhammad Rafiq, Khalid Mahmood:
Wikipedia and academia: University faculty patterns of use and perceptions of credibility. 132-142 - Jin Zhang, Jianyao Chen:
Skill analysis of library and information science professionals. 143-158 - Sana Zia, Mohammad Nazim:
Exploring factors influencing the use of open access resources in India: A novel perspective on Indian researchers. 159-174 - Norhazura Yunus, Mohd Nasir Ismail, Ghazali Osman:
Smart library themes and elements: A systematic literature review. 175-190 - Marc Kosciejew:
Facing Threats to Libraries and Cultural Heritage in the Russia-Ukraine War: A Case Study and Comparative Review of the Library and Information Community's' Responses to the Conflict. 191-210 - Abdul Rohman, Dyah Pitaloka:
Disconnected and disabled during the pandemic: Toward more inclusive pandemic response plans in the Global South. 211-222 - Abid Hussain, Muhammad Rafiq:
Provision of research support services across the research lifecycle in university libraries. 223-239 - Eun-Ja Shin:
Exploring the role of student authors in the Journal of Librarianship and Information Science : Patterns, collaborations, and methodological insights. 240-251 - Narjes Vara, Forough Rahimi, Farshid Danesh:
Do LIS experts select more appropriate journals than journal finders? A study about LIS journals? 252-264 - Reijo Savolainen:
Seeking and sharing information about the threat of nuclear war. 265-278 - Franklin Gyamfi Agyemang, Madely du Preez, Nicoline Wessels:
Workplace learning and information literacy in the Kente-weaving landscape. 279-295 - Sarah Nakaziba, Patrick Ngulube:
Continuing professional development strategies for digital transformation among academic librarians in Africa: A systematic review. 296-306 - Corrigendum. 307
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