Library instruction and information literacy 2020

Withorn, Tessa; Eslami, Jillian; Lee, Hannah; Clarke, Maggie; Gardner, Carolyn Caffrey; Springfield, Cristina; Ospina, Dana; Andora, Anthony; Castañeda, Amalia; mitchell, alexandra; Kimmitt, Joanna; Vermeer, Wendolyn; Haas, Aric

doi:10.1108/rsr-07-2021-0046

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“…The annual bibliography (Withorn et al , 2021) reflects the same themes as the other manuscripts in this issue. We see both general research across library types, and the emergence of research studies focused on the effects of COVID-19.…”

Section: Library Value During Covid-19 and Beyond: Shifting Pivoting ...mentioning

confidence: 99%

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Watstein¹,

Johns²

2021

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Section: Library Value During Covid-19 and Beyond: Shifting Pivoting ...mentioning

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Johns²

2021

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“…Finally, Withorn et al (2021) highlighted librarians' and teachers' perspectives on the evolution of digital education and modern digital resources, whereas Makhafola and Van Deventer's (2020) study captured students' and faculty's perspectives on librarians' contributions to e-learning and what they expected librarians to incorporate into LMS services. According to the findings of their study, students acknowledge the contribution of the embedded librarian, although faculty appear to prefer the development of a separate embedded librarianship module in the learning environment.…”

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“…Finally, Withorn et al. (2021) highlighted librarians’ and teachers’ perspectives on the evolution of digital education and modern digital resources, whereas Makhafola and Van Deventer’s (2020) study captured students’ and faculty’s perspectives on librarians’ contributions to e-learning and what they expected librarians to incorporate into LMS services.…”

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Embedded librarianship and Greek academic libraries

Kyprianos

2022

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PurposeThe purpose of this study is to provide a detailed overview of the role and participation of embedded librarians in the academic e-classroom. More specifically, this paper reflects the perceptions of Greek academic librarians regarding the use of learning management systems (LMSs). Furthermore, it seeks to highlight the most popular software, to list the services provided through LMSs and to determine the level of librarians’ engagement with LMSs. Finally, it investigates the challenges and benefits of their use.Design/methodology/approachSurvey research was used as the methodological design. An adequate questionnaire was created for the collection of quantitative data to study the activities and experiences of academic embedded librarians.FindingsAccording to the study findings, a considerable percentage of academic librarians use the potential of LMSs, indicating that embedded librarianship is the future for Greek academic libraries. However, it seems that LMSs are not fully exploited even during the pandemic when the libraries remained closed.Research limitations/implicationsThis study was exploratory in nature and thus its scope was limited. It was limited to embedded librarianship in academic libraries.Practical implicationsEmbedded librarianship comes with many challenges for its practitioners; yet, it also has the potential to connect libraries and librarians directly to the overall institutional aims and enhance their positions in the academy.Originality/valueThe role and participation of embedded librarians in Greek academic institutions is a research area that has not been fully investigated. Therefore, this paper can give insights into this critical issue, especially during a pandemic.

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Integration of public libraries and cultural tourism in China: An analysis of library attractiveness components based on tourist review mining

Jiang,

Xu,

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