The academic library has been supported students', and faculties' research works by increasing collections and adding online resources or databases. However, a budget of an academic library has struggled with a shortage. ...

Mobile technology has accelerated the pace at which people access, acquire and generate data. Users’ cell phones are now rich repositories of memories and content that chronicle their lives. A staggering archive of personally ...

This poster presents a study of research/scholarship impact factors in the humanities comparing the factors included in the calculation and their “fit” with different fields of humanistic inquiries. The study pays particular ...

As the first in their families to pursue an advanced degree, first-generation graduate students (FGGS) often face a number of challenges that are different than those of their continuing-generation peers, including challenges ...

Libraries have used book reviews to support their decision on book selection and collection building. Many researchers proved that online reviews are helpful for the decision on product or service purchases. However, little ...

Description and representation of non-linguistic characteristics of interactive information objects in digital libraries are underdeveloped for all forms of manipulation. These types of objects range from that of a tool ...

This poster builds upon work presented at the 2020 ALISE conference that attempted to answer Todd’s (2017) call for future research to create a sustainable future of information literacy. The author’s proposed grounded ...

A survey of employees shows that a large majority do not fully engage in strategic planning because they don’t believe the plan is followed. Therefore, analytic instruments must be easy to understand and provide information ...

Despite educators’ eagerness to return to “normal,” the pandemic has demonstrated the importance and usefulness of online learning and its accompanying technologies, especially in times of crisis. No one wants to re-experience ...

The Syracuse University library and information science (LIS) program has committed to a new focus on INformation Justice, Equity, and Community EngagemenT (INJECT) that will guide a redesign of our program and redefine ...