[Lib-helig-l] Latest issue: Evidence Based Library and Information Practice

The latest issue of Evidence Based Library and Information Practice is now available. 

 

Here is the link to Vol 7, No 3 (2012).

 

http://ejournals.library.ualberta.ca/index.php/EBLIP

 

Articles Bridging the Gap: Understanding the Differing Research Expectations of First-Year Students and Professor
Meg Raven

 

Exploring Publishing Patterns at a Large Research University: Implications for Library Practice
Kathleen Amos, Allyson Mower, Mary Ann James, Alice Weber, Joanne Yaffe, Mary Youngkin

 

Mining the Cultural Evidence: Situating Planning and Leadership within the Academic Library Culture
Lyn Currie, Carol Shepstone
Evidence Summaries Improvements to Evidence Summaries: An Evidence Based Approach
Lorie Kloda

 

Enhanced Catalogue Records Positively Impact Circulation but Are Not Used to Their Potential in Patron Searching
Cari Merkley

 

Pleasure Reading Offers Educational, Social, and Personal Benefits for Young Teenagers
Ann Medaille

 

Relationships Between Librarians and Faculty Still Need Further Investigation
Giovanna Badia

 

University Engineering Faculty Depend on Scholarly Journals, Web Resources, and Face-to-Face Consultations to Help Them with Research
Laura Newton Miller

 

Library and Information Science Doctoral Research Appears to be Showing Less and Less Interest in Library Topics, and Concern among Practitioners May be Justified
R. Laval Hunsucker

 

Research Quality and Newsworthiness of Published Articles are Partial Predictors of Journal Impact Factors
Jason Martin

 

Younger Adults Derive Pleasure and Utilitarian Benefits from Browsing for Music Information Seeking in Physical and Digital Spaces
Diana K. Wakimoto

 

Applying the Narrow Forms of PubMed Methods-based and Topic-based Filters Increases Nephrologists' Search Efficiency
Kate Kelly

 

Regards

Ingrid Thomson

 

 

Ingrid Thomson

Librarian: Humanities Information Division

Chancellor Oppenheimer Library

University of Cape Town Libraries

Private Bag

7700 RONDEBOSCH

SOUTH AFRICA

 

Tel: +27 21 650 3703  Fax: +27 21 689 7569

Email: Ingrid.Thomson@uct.ac.za

 

 

 

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