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ORCIDLibrary Trends, Volume 61
Volume 61, Number 1, Summer 2012
- Kathryn La Barre:
Introduction. 1-6 - Francis Miksa:
The Legacy of the Library Catalogue for the Present. 7-34 - Richard P. Smiraglia, Hur-Li Lee:
Rethinking the Authorship Principle. 35-48 - Barbara Schultz-Jones, Karen Snow
, Shawne Miksa, Richard L. Hasenyager Jr.:
Historical and Current Implications of Cataloguing Quality for Next-Generation Catalogues. 49-82 - Joshua Barton, Lucas Mak:
Old Hopes, New Possibilities: Next-Generation Catalogues and the Centralization of Access. 83-106 - Laurel Tarulli, Louise Spiteri:
Library Catalogues of the Future: A Social Space and Collaborative Tool? 107-131 - Louise Spiteri, Laurel Tarulli:
Social Discovery Systems in Public Libraries: If We Build Them, Will They Come? 132-147 - Charles-Antoine Julien, Catherine Guastavino, France Bouthillier:
Capitalizing on Information Organization and Information Visualization for a New-Generation Catalogue. 149-161 - Myung-Ja Han:
New Discovery Services and Library Bibliographic Control. 162-172 - Teri Oaks Gallaway, Mary Finnan Hines:
Competitive Usability and the Catalogue: A Process for Justification and Selection of a Next-Generation Catalogue or Web-Scale Discovery System. 173-185 - Rice Majors:
Comparative User Experiences of Next-Generation Catalogue Interfaces. 186-207 - Debra G. Skinner:
A Comparison of Searching Functionality of a VuFind Catalogue Implementation and the Traditional Catalogue. 208-217 - Emily Lynema, Cory Lown, David Woodbury:
Virtual Browse: Designing User-Oriented Services for Discovery of Related Resources. 218-233 - Carrie Pirmann:
Tags in the Catalogue: Insights From a Usability Study of LibraryThing for Libraries. 234-247 - Hsia-Ching Chang, Hemalata Iyer:
Trends in Twitter Hashtag Applications: Design Features for Value-Added Dimensions to Future Library Catalogues. 248-258
Volume 61, Number 2, Fall 2012
- Wouter Van Acker, Pieter Uyttenhove:
Analogous Spaces: An Introduction to Spatial Metaphors for the Organization of Knowledge. 259-270 - Michael K. Buckland:
Interrogating Spatial Analogies Relating to Knowledge Organization: Paul Otlet and Others. 271-285 - Thomas Hapke:
Wilhelm Ostwald's Combinatorics as a Link between In-formation and Form. 286-303 - Guy De Tré, Wouter Van Acker:
Spaces of Information Modeling, Action, and Decision Making. 304-324 - Pierre Delsaerdt:
Designing the Space of Linguistic Knowledge: A Typographic Analysis of Sixteenth-Century Dictionaries. 325-346 - Willem de Bruijn:
From Text to Theatre: An Architectural Reading of Heinrich Khunrath's Amphitheatrum Sapientiae Aeternae (1595, 1609). 347-370 - Wouter Van Acker:
Architectural Metaphors of Knowledge: The Mundaneum Designs of Maurice Heymans, Paul Otlet, and Le Corbusier. 371-396 - Maarten Delbeke, Anne-Françoise Morel:
Roma Antica, Sacra, Moderna: The Analogous Romes of the Travel Guide. 397-417 - Stephen Kite:
Building Texts + Reading Fabrics: Metaphor, Memory, and Material in John Ruskin's Stones of Venice. 418-439 - Alistair Black, Simon Pepper:
From Civic Place to Digital Space: The Design of Public Libraries in Britain from Past to Present. 440-470
Volume 61, Number 3, Winter 2013
- Sheila Corrall, Barbara Anne Sen:
Introduction. 471-478 - Angharad Roberts, Andrew D. Madden, Sheila Corrall:
Putting Research into Practice: An Exploration of Sheffield iSchool Approaches to Connecting Research with Practice. 479-512 - Dan Grace, Barbara Anne Sen:
Community Resilience and the Role of the Public Library. 513-541 - Elizabeth L. Chapman:
No More Controversial than a Gardening Display?: Provision of LGBT-Related Fiction to Children and Young People in U.K. Public Libraries. 542-568 - Liz Brewster, Barbara Anne Sen, Andrew Cox:
Mind the Gap: Do Librarians Understand Service User Perspectives on Bibliotherapy? 569-586 - David E. Jones:
Collection Growth in Postwar America: A Critique of Policy and Practice. 587-612 - Charlotte Brooke, Pamela McKinney, Angie Donoghue:
Provision of Distance Learner Support Services at U.K. Universities: Identification of Best Practice and Institutional Case Study. 613-635 - Sheila Corrall, Mary Anne Kennan, Waseem Afzal:
Bibliometrics and Research Data Management Services: Emerging Trends in Library Support for Research. 636-674 - Eva Hornung:
On Your Own but Not Alone: One-Person Librarians in Ireland and Their Perceptions of Continuing Professional Development. 675-702 - Ray Harper:
Knowledge Management through the Lens of Library and Information Science: A Study of Job Advertisements. 703-734 - Sheila Corrall:
Getting Research into Policy and Practice: A Review of the Work of Bob Usherwood. 735-750
Volume 61, Number 4, Spring 2013
- Scott Nicholson:
Introduction. 751-754 - Ron T. Brown, Tamara Kasper:
The Fusion of Literacy and Games: A Case Study in Assessing the Goals of a Library Video Game Program. 755-778 - Thomas Maluck:
Tales from Play It Loud. 779-789 - Kat Werner:
Bringing Them In: Developing a Gaming Program for the Library. 790-801 - Angela M. Vanden Elzen, Jacob Roush:
Brawling in the Library: Gaming Programs for Impactful Outreach and Instruction at an Academic Library. 802-813 - Mary J. Snyder Broussard:
No Muggles in the Library Tonight! Harry Potter Night at an Academic Library. 814-824 - Teresa Copeland, Brenda Henderson, Brian Mayer, Scott Nicholson:
Three Different Paths for Tabletop Gaming in School Libraries. 825-835 - Annmarie Powell:
Get in the Game: Encouraging Play and Game Creation to Develop New Literacies in the Library. 836-848
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