Journal: JOLIS

Volume 52, Issue 4

951 -- 963Edward H. Puzon, Allan B. De Guzman. Not your final destination: A grounded theory study on adjustment among Filipino librarians who experienced job rotation
964 -- 971Noa Aharony, Heidi Julien, Noa Nadel-Kritz. Survey of information literacy instructional practices in academic libraries
972 -- 999Patrick Lo, Bradley Allard, Hermina G. B. Anghelescu, Yawei Xin, Dickson K. W. Chiu, Andrew J. Stark. Transformational leadership practice in the world's leading academic libraries
1000 -- 1014Maria Cahill, Soohyung Joo, Mary Howard, Janet Ingraham Dwyer, Krista King-Oaks, Beth Yates. What is storytime good for and what makes storytime good? A survey of public library directors
1015 -- 1027Manny B. Atoy, Francesca Renee O. Garcia, Rayanne R. Cadungog, Julius Dominic O. Cua, Siena C. Mangunay, Allan B. De Guzman. Linking digital literacy and online information searching strategies of Philippine university students: The moderating role of mindfulness
1028 -- 1041Pete Hicks, Páraic Kerrigan. An intersectional quantitative content analysis of the LGBTQ+ catalogue in Irish public libraries
1042 -- 1049Mary Burke. Health information behavior of speakers of endangered languages
1050 -- 1062Keren Dali, Lindsay McNiff. Reading work as a diversity practice: A differentiated approach to reading promotion in academic libraries in North America
1063 -- 1072Maria Pinto, David Caballero-Mariscal, Dora Sales, Rosaura Fernández-Pascual. MOBILE-APPS questionnaire: Developing and validating a scale to measure the attitudes and perceptions of undergraduate students on mobile information literacy
1073 -- 1085Kirsten Loach, Jennifer E. Rowley, Jillian Griffiths. Hidden gems? The cultural contribution of independent libraries in the United Kingdom and the United States
1086 -- 1101Hamid Keshavarz, Mohammad Reza Esmaili Givi, Yaghoub Norouzi. Credibility evaluation of scientific information on websites: Designing and evaluating an exploratory model
1102 -- 1109Rhiannon Jones. Social justice in library science programs: A content analysis approach
1110 -- 1125Younghee Noh, Rosa Chang. A study on the factors of public library use by residents
1126 -- 1136Rosivalda Pereira, Mário Franco. Library as a consortium perspective: A systematic literature review
1137 -- 1151Esther White, Lizette King. Conceptual framework for scholarly communication guidance by the academic library: The case of Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology
1152 -- 1168Kardo Joseph Mwilongo, Ireneus Luambano, Mugyabuso Julius F. Lwehabura. Collection development practices in academic libraries in Tanzania
1169 -- 1185Toluwase Victor Asubiaro, Oluwole Martins Badmus. Collaboration clusters, interdisciplinarity, scope and subject classification of library and information science research from Africa: An analysis of Web of Science publications from 1996 to 2015
1186 -- 1196Reza Mokhtarpour, Ali Akbar Khasseh. Who is who in library and information science research? The integrative application of scholarly influence indicators
1197 -- 1208Aaron Van Klyton, Juan Fernando Tavera-Mesías, Wilson Castaño-Muñoz. Digital local information services in developing countries: Evidence from Colombia
1209 -- 1223Fenfang Cao, Shuheng Wu, Besiki Stvilia. Library makerspaces in China: A comparison of public, academic, and school libraries
1224 -- 1236Limbani Chrispin Gama, George T. Chipeta, Austine Phiri, Winner D. Chawinga. Information behaviour of prison inmates in Malawi
1237 -- 1252Xianjin Zha, Kunfeng Liu, Yalan Yan, Chengsong Huang. Understanding adaptive information seeking in the context of microblogging from the cognitive switching perspective
1253 -- 1254Leah Henrickson. Book review: Jennifer Edmond (ed.), Digital technology and the practices of humanities research
1255 -- 1256Edgardo Civallero. Book review: Kevin L Smith and Erin L Ellis (eds), Coaching copyright