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Journal of Librarianship and Information Science, Volume 55
Volume 55, Number 1, March 2023
- Arslan Sheikh
, Nadeem Siddique, Saima Qutab, Muhammad Ajmal Khan
An investigation of emerging COVID-19 research trends and future implications for LIS field: A bibliometric mapping and visualization. 3-17 - Helena Hollis
Readers' experiences of fiction and nonfiction influencing critical thinking. 18-32 - Robin A. Moeller
"It's not something I've really thought about 'til now'": The social aspects of U.S. emerging adults' comics reading histories. 33-42 - Artemis Chaleplioglou
Preprint paper platforms in the academic scholarly communication environment. 43-56 - Ellen Nierenberg
Is information literacy ability, and metacognition of that ability, related to interest, gender, or education level? A cross-sectional study of higher education students. 57-69 - Fredrik Hanell
Information work of hospital librarians: Making the invisible visible. 70-83 - Wancheng Yang, Hailin Ning
Knowledge graph technology application in Chinese SSCI: An example of short videos research. 84-98 - Ana R. Pacios
Transparency in Spanish archive and library websites: A comparative study. 99-110 - Sunday Olarenwaju Popoola, Omolola Omolara Adedokun
Computer self-efficacy, computer anxiety, cognitive skills, and use of electronic library resources by social science undergraduates in a tertiary university in Nigeria. 111-122 - Jiamin Dai
Library services enriching community engagement for dementia care: The Tales & Travels Program at a Canadian Public Library as a case study. 123-136 - Bhornchanit Leenaraj, Watsaporn Arayaphan, Kannikar Intawong, Kitti Puritat
A gamified mobile application for first-year student orientation to promote library services. 137-150 - Farzane Sahli
Branding in libraries: Identifying key requirements and dimensions to provide a conceptual model. 151-166 - Vinit Kumar
A comparison of information behavior studies in United States and India: Number of publications, authorship, journals, theories, research populations, and methods. 167-176 - Abolfazl Asadnia, Mozafar CheshmehSohrabi
Future of information retrieval systems and the role of library and information science experts in their development. 177-190 - Amy G. Buhler
How real is real enough? Participant feedback on a behavioral simulation used for information-seeking behavior research. 191-207 - Masanori Koizumi
Democratic librarianship in the Nordic model. 208-217 - Carla Almeida
When does credibility matter? The assessment of information sources in teenagers navigation regimes. 218-231 - Kung Jin Lee
Caring for the community: An academically based community service course in LIS. 232-245 - Pussadee Nonthacumjane
Shaping local information in Thailand: Hidden contradictions in the digitisation activities of the Provincial University Library Network (PULINET). 246-258
Volume 55, Number 2, June 2023
- Eva Katharina Donner
Research data management systems and the organization of universities and research institutes: A systematic literature review. 261-281 - Alison Hicks
Reaching into the basket of doom: Learning outcomes, discourse and information literacy. 282-298 - Mike Thelwall
Journal and disciplinary variations in academic open peer review anonymity, outcomes, and length. 299-312 - Lilach Alon
The role of feelings in personal information management behavior: Deleting and organizing information. 313-322 - Janet O. Adekannbi
Acknowledgement behaviour of Information Science students of Nigeria's premier university. 323-333 - Muhammad Asif Naveed
Information literacy in the legal workplace: Current state of lawyers' skills in Pakistan. 334-347 - Jen R. Spisak
Information literacy self-efficacy versus performance: Secondary students. 348-357 - Mega Subramaniam
Capturing computational thinking in public libraries: An examination of assessment strategies, audience, and mindset. 358-370 - Qiandong Zhu
Users' needs and expectations of immersive learning spaces in an academic library: A survey. 371-382 - Khurram Shahzad
The relationship between motivational factors and librarians' professional development (PD): A systematic review. 383-402 - Moumita Koley
Digital platform for open and equitable sharing of scholarly knowledge in India. 403-413 - Murtaza Ashiq
A systematized review on data librarianship literature: Current services, challenges, skills, and motivational factors. 414-433 - Nosheen Fatima Warraich
Factors influencing the citation behavior of Pakistani novice LIS researchers. 434-443 - Maja Wojciechowska
Civic activity of librarians versus social engagement and individual social capital. 444-463 - Dan Wu, Jing Dong
Users' search performance prediction in cross-device search. 464-477 - Eungi Kim
Publishing international library and information science journals: The changing landscape. 478-486 - Wayne Kelly, Brian E. McGrath
Starting from 'scratch': Building young people's digital skills through a coding club collaboration with rural public libraries. 487-499 - Evgenia Vassilakaki
Librarians' support in improving health literacy: A systematic literature review. 500-514 - Veronica Johansson
Representational work and 'reverse order' essentialism: Digitisation of local information in Thailand and Bhabha's Third Space. 515-530 - Liam Gary Arnull
Book review: John Vincent, Libraries and sanctuary: Supporting refugees and other new arrivals. 531-532
Volume 55, Number 3, September 2023
- Amara Malik
Assessing the perceived research competencies of academic librarians in Pakistan: Implications for work performance. 535-547 - Alison Hicks
Leveraging information literacy: Mapping the conceptual influence and appropriation of information literacy in other disciplinary landscapes. 548-566 - Eun-Ja Shin
Exploring COVID-19 research papers published on journals in the field of LIS. 567-578 - Amara Malik
Health information seeking and sharing behavior of young adults on social media in Pakistan. 579-595 - Antti Mikael Rousi
Using current research information systems to investigate data acquisition and data sharing practices of computer scientists. 596-608 - Jussara Borges
Infocommunicative literacy: Conceptual structure and applications. 609-616 - Elaine Robinson
Delivering services in the new normal: Recording the experiences of UK public library staff during the COVID-19 pandemic. 617-633 - Madeleine Marcella-Hood
Purposive and non-purposive information behaviour on Instagram. 634-657 - Zhihong Huang
The individual characteristics, organizational characteristics and research productivity of early career LIS researchers in China's mainland: A crisp set qualitative comparative analysis (csQCA). 658-670 - Yosef Solomon
Information disruptions and disruptive information sources in the practice of law: Obstacles in gathering information, through an Israeli lens. 671-680 - Tomoya Igarashi
Public library events with spaces and collections: Case analysis of the Helsinki Central Library Oodi. 681-693 - Oberiri Destiny Apuke
The effect of visual multimedia instructions against fake news spread: A quasi-experimental study with Nigerian students. 694-703 - Biddy Casselden
Not like riding a bike: How public libraries facilitate older people's digital inclusion during the Covid-19 pandemic. 704-718 - Dong-Geun Oh
How to measure service quality, customer satisfaction and loyalty of public library users: Application of library customer satisfaction index (LCSI) lite model. 719-733 - Shannon M. Oltmann
"For me, it is an intellectual freedom issue": Drag storytimes, neutrality, and ALA core values. 734-743 - Xia Peng
Exploring librarians' intentions to collaborate in research: A model integrating the Theory of Planned Behavior and Social Exchange Theory. 744-762 - Robert Curry
Insights from a cultural-historical HE library makerspace case study on the potential for academic libraries to lead on supporting ethical-making underpinned by 'Critical Material Literacy'. 763-781 - Thijmen van Gend
Open research data: A case study into institutional and infrastructural arrangements to stimulate open research data sharing and reuse. 782-797 - Carren Mushi, Kelefa Mwantimwa
Librarians' competencies for implementing embedded librarianship in university libraries. 798-812 - Adebowale Jeremy Adetayo
Research output and visibility of librarians: Are social media influencers or distractors? 813-827 - Hongjun Li
Influence of publication on university ranking: Citation, collaboration, and level of interdisciplinary research. 828-835 - Ebelechukwu Gloria Igwe
Patterns and conversational structure of knowledge sharing on Ebola virus disease among healthcare practitioners: Observations from a pilot study. 836-847 - Muhammad Safdar
A mapping review of literature on Blockchain usage by libraries: Challenges and opportunities. 848-858 - Rafiq Ahmad
Global perspective on digital preservation policy: A systematic review. 859-867 - Namita Mahapatra
Metrics employed in the evaluation of research productivity: A systematic literature review. 868-885
Volume 55, Number 4, December 2023
- Younghee Noh
A study on the discussion on Library 5.0 and the generation of Library 1.0 to Library 5.0. 889-905 - Faiz Abdullah Alotaibi, Frances C. Johnson
Google Scholar or University Digital Libraries: A comparison of student perceptions and intention to use. 906-920 - Hui-Yun Sung, Marianne Bamkin
Social impact of mobile libraries on rural children in Taiwan: A qualitative content analysis. 921-934 - Dominik Miroslaw Piotrowski
Digital curation and open-source software in LAM-related publications. 935-947 - Jan Stejskal
The perceived value of book borrowing services is stationary in the time of Covid-19: Empirical evidence from the Municipal Library in Prague. 948-959 - Faten Hamad
The provision of smart service at academic libraries and associated challenges. 960-971 - Charles Inskip
What are the options for library and information studies education reform in addressing racial inequity in the library profession in the UK? 972-998 - Reijo Savolainen
Defending and refuting information sources rhetorically: The case of COVID-19 vaccination. 999-1014 - Kathleen Campana
Playful stories: Exploring the use of dramatic play in storytimes. 1015-1027 - Mohammad Nazim
Librarians self-efficacy in ICT-based library operations and services: A survey of librarians working in libraries of Aligarh Muslim University Library System. 1028-1043 - Sima Esmaeilzad
Effect of evidence-based information management and practice training on librarians' critical thinking: A randomized educational trial. 1044-1054 - Shahnaz Khademizadeh
Public libraries and crisis management: Iranian public libraries and the dust crisis. 1055-1067 - Ahsan Ullah
Growth, subject areas, and application of research methods in user studies: A content analysis of articles produced by Pakistani authors. 1068-1077 - Andreas Nishikawa-Pacher
Measuring serendipity with altmetrics and randomness. 1078-1087 - Siluo Yang
Characteristics of correction practice and its citation in library and information science journals. 1088-1101 - Andrew Mckenna-Foster
What's in a book exchange: Examining contents in relation to steward intentions, geography, and public library collections. 1102-1118 - Heather L. Cribbs
To pre-filter, or not to pre-filter, that is the query: A multi-campus big data study. 1119-1142 - Ian Ruthven
The value of digital and physical library services in UK public libraries and why they are not interchangeable. 1143-1154 - Ahmet Demirel
Social network sites for book readers: The example of 1000Kitap, a Turkish social network. 1155-1165 - Javaid Ahmad Wagay
Book review: Andrew Pettegree and Arthur der Weduwen, The Library: A Fragile History. 1166-1168
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