Information Culture and CETYS University WASC Accreditation: the Library as Stakeholder

Martínez-Rocha, Rubén F.; Lau, Jesús; Díaz, Eduardo R.

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“…The stakeholders can also be identified by their roles, namely, family, parents and caregivers, when they support other individuals in their learning (Arthanat et al, 2019;Goulding et al, 2018). Other types of stakeholders are organisations, such as educational institutions (Campbell & Kresyman, 2015), libraries (Martínez-Rocha et al, 2018), governments, and legislation, rules and policies (Kemp et al, 2021) that ensure the provision of information literacy. Other stakeholders are policymakers, researchers, technology developers and the tech industry (Nicolini & Haupt, 2019).…”

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Handbook of Research on the Role of Libraries, Archives, and Museums in Achieving Civic Engagement and Social Justice in Smart Cities

2022

Advances in Library and Information Science

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The concept of smart cities is gradually gaining popularity within both academic and policy circles. Smart cities are intended to be self-sufficient via cutting-edge technologies, purposive innovations and inventions. However, while the technology is growing at an unexpectedly fast pace, one of the essential components of smart cities -humans -is lagging behind. The need for and scope of literacies to survive in smart cities pose challenges for their citizens. The evolution of human learning is not matching the pace of technology. There is a growing emphasis on developing learning capabilities through various ongoing literacies. This study aims to identify the range of literacies required in smart cities and the roles of libraries, archives and museums (LAM) in supporting citizen literacies for social and digital inclusion. The LAM sector is one of the major stakeholders in the digital transformation sphere and needs to work in collaboration with other stakeholders. Therefore, the LAM sector must identify the nature of required literacies, the roles and strengths of other stakeholders, and the opportunities to increase its presence in the process. This study systematically identifies and addresses these issues through a conceptual framework process and proposes future research directions for the LAM sector.

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Handbook of Research on the Role of Libraries, Archives, and Museums in Achieving Civic Engagement and Social Justice in Smart Cities

2022

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The Role of Libraries, Archives, and Museums for Metaliteracy in Smart Cities

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The concept of smart cities is gaining popularity within academic, practice, and policy circles. Smart cities are intended to be self-sufficient via cutting-edge technologies, purposive innovations, and inventions. However, while technology is growing at an unexpectedly fast pace, one of the essential components of smart cities ‘humans' is lagging behind. The need for and scope of literacies to survive in smart cities pose challenges for their citizens. This study aims to identify the range of literacies required in smart cities and the roles of libraries, archives, and museums (LAM) in supporting citizen literacies for social and digital inclusion. The LAM sector is one of the major stakeholders in the digital transformation sphere. Therefore, the LAM sector must identify the nature of required literacies, the roles and strengths of other stakeholders, and the opportunities to increase its presence in the process. This study systematically identifies and addresses these issues through a conceptual framework process and proposes future research directions for the LAM sector.

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Information Culture and CETYS University WASC Accreditation: the Library as Stakeholder

Cited by 2 publications

References 7 publications

Handbook of Research on the Role of Libraries, Archives, and Museums in Achieving Civic Engagement and Social Justice in Smart Cities

Handbook of Research on the Role of Libraries, Archives, and Museums in Achieving Civic Engagement and Social Justice in Smart Cities

The Role of Libraries, Archives, and Museums for Metaliteracy in Smart Cities

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