Vol. 9 No. 4 (2014)

Editorial

Keeping Evidence Alive

Alison Brettle

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Editorial Responsibilities

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Research Articles

The Scholarly Communications Needs of Faculty: An Evidence-Based Foundation for the Development of Library Services

Diane Dawson

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The Possibilities are Assessable: Using an Evidence Based Framework to Identify Assessment Opportunities in Library Technology Departments

Rick Stoddart, Evviva Weinraub Lajoie

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Evidence Summaries

Library Users Attempt to Access a Wide Range of Information Beyond Books and Articles through a Single Search Box

Sara Sharun

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Searching on Health Information Databases: A Search Interface Including Thesaurus Term and Tree Browsers is More Effective than a Simple Search Interface

Joanne L. Jordan

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Perceived and Actual Search Behaviors May Provide Markers for Healthcare Utilization and Severity of Illness

Lindsay Alcock

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Reference Desk Employees Need Both Research Knowledge and Technical Skills for Successful Reference Transactions

Lisa Shen

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Hands on Digital Information Literacy Training from Peers is Preferred by Public Service Library Staff

Cari Merkley

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Surveying North American Academic Library Websites for Instructional Outreach and Delivery Reveals a Broad Range of Approaches Employed

Heather Coates

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Relevancy Trumps Format When Teaching Information Literacy

Giovanna Badia

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Academic Library Websites Show Heavy Use of Web 2.0 Applications

Diana K. Wakimoto

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Public Libraries Could Better Serve Older Adults by Having More Programming Specifically Directed Toward Them

Ann Glusker

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Digital Libraries that Demonstrate High Levels of Mutual Complementarity in Collection-level Metadata Give a Richer Representation of their Content and Improve Subject Access for Users

Aoife Lawton

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Awareness of Open Access Issues Differs among Faculty at Institutions of Different Sizes

Kathleen Reed

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Classics and Special Topics

McClure and Samuels’ Study on Information Sources Used for Decision Making and the Connection to Organizational Climate Still Resonates Today

Denise Koufogiannakis

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Using Evidence in Practice

Evidence for Development and Enhancement of a Popular Reading Collection in an Academic Library

Timothy Hackman, Kelsey Corlett-Rivera, Elizabeth Larson

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Commentaries

Researching the Economic Contribution of Public Libraries

Brian Ashley, Vivien Niblett

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Newcastle Libraries’ Evaluation Strategy: Evidence Based Practice in Challenging Times

Becky Anne Cole

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EBL 101

Research Methods: Scoping Studies

Virginia Wilson

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Editorial

Keeping Evidence Alive

Editorial Responsibilities

Research Articles

The Scholarly Communications Needs of Faculty: An Evidence-Based Foundation for the Development of Library Services

The Possibilities are Assessable: Using an Evidence Based Framework to Identify Assessment Opportunities in Library Technology Departments

Evidence Summaries

Library Users Attempt to Access a Wide Range of Information Beyond Books and Articles through a Single Search Box

Searching on Health Information Databases: A Search Interface Including Thesaurus Term and Tree Browsers is More Effective than a Simple Search Interface

Perceived and Actual Search Behaviors May Provide Markers for Healthcare Utilization and Severity of Illness

Reference Desk Employees Need Both Research Knowledge and Technical Skills for Successful Reference Transactions

Hands on Digital Information Literacy Training from Peers is Preferred by Public Service Library Staff

Surveying North American Academic Library Websites for Instructional Outreach and Delivery Reveals a Broad Range of Approaches Employed

Relevancy Trumps Format When Teaching Information Literacy

Academic Library Websites Show Heavy Use of Web 2.0 Applications

Public Libraries Could Better Serve Older Adults by Having More Programming Specifically Directed Toward Them

Digital Libraries that Demonstrate High Levels of Mutual Complementarity in Collection-level Metadata Give a Richer Representation of their Content and Improve Subject Access for Users

Awareness of Open Access Issues Differs among Faculty at Institutions of Different Sizes

Classics and Special Topics

McClure and Samuels’ Study on Information Sources Used for Decision Making and the Connection to Organizational Climate Still Resonates Today

Using Evidence in Practice

Evidence for Development and Enhancement of a Popular Reading Collection in an Academic Library

Commentaries

Researching the Economic Contribution of Public Libraries

Newcastle Libraries’ Evaluation Strategy: Evidence Based Practice in Challenging Times

EBL 101

Research Methods: Scoping Studies

News

Call for Submissions: Information: Interactions and Impact (i³)

Call for Applications: Institute for Research Design in Librarianship (IRDL) Summer Workshop

International Symposium for Health Information Management Research (ISHIMR) 2015

CILIP & Library and Information Research Group (LIRG) Research Award

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