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International Journal of Librarianship
ISSN 2474-3542 · Chinese American Librarians Association · 286 artikel di indeks
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Indian National Consortia
India is positioning itself as a key contributor to global research efforts. It stands 4th in research output but falls to 9th in citation rankings, implying that although the quality of research is impressive its impact and visibility is not reaching to its full potential. India rolls out single…
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Emerging Trends In Library And Information Science
Library and Information Science (LIS) is undergoing significant transformation due to advances in digital technologies, artificial intelligence, open-access initiatives, and changing user expectations. This study explores major LIS research trends from 2015 to 2025 using a mixed-method bibliometric…
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Book Review of Archiving Machines: From Punch Cards to Platform
This article reviews the recent title "Archiving Machines: From Punch Chards to Platforms" by Amelia Acker. This book traces the advent of our current information environment of networked, de-localized data through the evolution of the machines that hold data. The review gives an overview of each…
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Mapping Global OER Trends in Higher Education
The study examined global trends in the adoption of Open Educational Resources (OER), with a comparative analysis of Nigeria. The study is a synthesis of 40 global studies on trends in the adoption of OER and 15 studies on the trends in the adoption of OER in Nigeria. The study adopted the PRISMA…
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Emerging LibraryTech Skills and the Reconfiguration of Professional Identity in Library and Information Science
Library and Information Science is undergoing a profound transformation driven by digital scholarship, research data management, emerging technologies and changing patterns of researcher behaviour. Researchers increasingly use digital tools throughout the research process for idea generation…
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An Assessment of the Effectiveness of Institutional Repositories in Promoting Open Access
This study investigates the effectiveness of institutional repositories in promoting open access within the Scottish Universities Press (SUP) consortium, which operates a Diamond Open Access publishing model across twenty member institutions. The study aims to understand how repositories facilitate…
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Nigerian Library and Information Science Curriculum Modification
The evolving digital landscape and the rise in cyber threats necessitate a strategic reassessment of the Nigerian Library and Information Science (LIS) curriculum. This study employs a narrative literature review methodology to explore the imperative of integrating cybersecurity education into LIS…
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Keeping Humans in the Loop
The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into higher education has accelerated across teaching, research support, academic services, and administrative functions, with academic libraries emerging as important sites of implementation. While existing literature often emphasizes efficiency…
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Influence of Collaborative Models Between Libraries, Information Technology Departments and Disability Services on Web Accessibility Outcomes
This study established how collaboration between libraries, Information Technology (IT) departments and disability services influences web accessibility outcomes in higher education institutions. Mixed-method research design was adopted whereby 150 staff respondents were used in quantitative…
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Accountability for Web Accessibility in Academic Libraries
As academic libraries and higher education institutions expand their digital presence, web accessibility has become a critical aspect of equitable service delivery, legal compliance, and inclusive design. Recent regulatory developments, including the U.S. Department of Justice’s final Title II rule…
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From Compliance to Inclusion
Web accessibility in academic libraries is frequently approached as a compliance exercise: meet a standard, pass an audit, reduce legal exposure. While legal and technical standards remain essential, a narrow compliance orientation can result in “checkbox accessibility,” which fails to enhance the…
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Stumbling through the Forest
With the impending Title II rule based on Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) Version 2.1 Level AA coming into effect in April 2027 (changed from April 2026), the library has placed itself in the role of providing more accessible content to its patrons (Federal Register, 2026). This case…
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Consortial Collaboration for ADA Title II Compliance
In April 2024, the U.S. Department of Justice issued a new rule under Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requiring all state and local government web content and mobile applications to meet Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Levels A and AA by April 2026.[1] The…
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From Collective Care to Compliance
In response to the U.S. Department of Justice’s final Title II rule on web accessibility, libraries are increasingly required to remediate complex web ecosystems under constrained timelines and capacity. While much accessibility guidance emphasizes technical compliance, less attention has been paid…
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The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Enhancing Library Services
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rising fast. In its application in library and information science, it has greatly transformed how information is managed, accessed, and disseminated. This systematic review examines the role of AI in enhancing library services across various domains, including…
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Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) are becoming increasingly important in the field of library and information services as they are bringing about efficiency and improved user engagement. The paper discusses different examples of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning…
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Remodeling Library Services through Artificial Intelligence
Library services through Artificial Intelligence (AI) have brought a major change to information delivery systems in the digital era. The study examines how AI remodel library services through its application to four main areas which include Improved User Experience, improved services, data…
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AI and IoT Integration in Academic Library Services
The integration of AI and the Internet of Things (IoT) within academic libraries is transforming how students, educators, and researchers discover and use information. This document explores various applications of AI and IoT in library settings and examines their impact on research and educational…