Journal: JOLIS

Volume 47, Issue 4

283 -- 293Hadewijch Vanwynsberghe, Ruben Vanderlinde, Annabel Georges, Pieter Verdegem. The librarian 2.0: Identifying a typology of librarians' social media literacy
294 -- 302Hui-Yun Sung, John Siraj-Blatchford. Supporting family learning and interaction through information and communications technology in public libraries in Taiwan
303 -- 313Sarah McNicol. Modelling information literacy for classrooms of the future
314 -- 329Sian Brannon. Public library fieldwork supervisors: A survey of activities, assessment, and attitudes
330 -- 340Xianjin Zha, Jinchao Zhang, Yalan Yan. Comparing digital libraries in the web and mobile contexts from the perspective of the digital divide
341 -- 355Zahra Tahavori. Teleworking in the National Library and Archives of Iran: Teleworkers' attitudes
356 -- 367Yong Jeong Yi, Soeun You. Understanding the librarian/user gap in perception of health information services: A phenomenographic approach
368 -- 379Rosemarie Antoniette Heath. Toward learner-centred high school curriculum-based research: A case study
380 -- 381Kirsten M. Lamb. Leading the 21st-Century Academic Library: Successful Strategies for Envisioning and Realizing Preferred Futures
381 -- 382Karen Latimer. Better Library and Learning Space: Projects, Trends and Ideas

Volume 47, Issue 3

173 -- 186Kyung-Jae Bae, Sung-Jong Cha. Analysis of the factors affecting the quality of service in public libraries in Korea
187 -- 203Biddy Casselden, Alison J. Pickard, Julie McLeod. The challenges facing public libraries in the Big Society: The role of volunteers, and the issues that surround their use in England
204 -- 215María Pinto, Dora Sales. Uncovering information literacy's disciplinary differences through students' attitudes: An empirical study
216 -- 225Ying Wang, Xiaoqiu Yang. Libraries' positions on copyright: A comparative analysis between Japan and China
226 -- 241Aspasia Togia, Stella Korobili, Aphrodite Malliari, Ilias Nitsos. Teachers' views of information literacy practices in secondary education: A qualitative study in the Greek educational setting
242 -- 253Nanna Kann-Rasmussen, Gitte Balling. Every reader his book - every book its reader? Notions on readers' advisory and audience development in Danish public libraries
254 -- 264Ho-kyun Lim, Sung Jae Park. Designing a GIS-based planning support system for a public library building project
265 -- 279Younghee Noh, Inja Ahn. A study of the differences between students' and librarians' expectation of the Korean library and information science job market

Volume 47, Issue 2

91 -- 103Anne Arendt, Dustin Fife. Impact of public domain resources on public libraries in the United States
104 -- 116Laura Sbaffi, Jennifer Rowley. Public libraries and non-users: A comparison between Manchester and Rome
117 -- 130Stuart Ferguson, Clare Thornley, Forbes Gibb. How do libraries manage the ethical and privacy issues of RFID implementation? A qualitative investigation into the decision-making processes of ten libraries
131 -- 144Noa Aharony. Factors affecting the adoption of e-books by information professionals
145 -- 155Hui Lin, Natalie Pang, Brendan Luyt. Is the library a third place for young people?
156 -- 165Nampombe Mnkeni-Saurombe. Information literacy: A cornerstone for open distance learning at the University of South Africa
166 -- 167Primoz Juznic. Sustainability of Scholarly Information
167 -- 168E. A. Chapman. Successful Library Fundraising: Best Practices
168 -- 169Colin Higgins. Maxwell's Handbook for RDA: Explaining and Illustrating RDA: Resource Description and Access Using MARC 21
170 -- 0Allen Foster. Marketing with Social Media: A LITA Guide

Volume 47, Issue 1

3 -- 16Mega Subramaniam, June Ahn, Amanda Waugh, Natalie Greene Taylor, Allison Druin, Kenneth R. Fleischmann, Greg Walsh. The role of school librarians in enhancing science learning
17 -- 29Yong J. Yi. Health literacy and health information behavior of Florida public library users: A mixed methods study
30 -- 42Eddie Halpin, Carolynn Rankin, Elizabeth L. Chapman, Christopher Walker. Measuring the value of public libraries in the digital age: What the power people need to know
43 -- 55Petr Hájek, Jan Stejskal. Modelling public library value using the contingent valuation method: The case of the Municipal Library of Prague
56 -- 70Miriam Matteson. Capturing shared mental models: An approach for bona fide groups
71 -- 84Rachel Spacey, Louise Cooke, Claire Creaser, Adrienne Muir. Regulating Internet access and content in UK public libraries: Findings from the MAIPLE project
85 -- 86Helen Murphy. Marketing with Social Media: A LITA Guide
86 -- 87Alireza Isfandyari Moghaddam. Job Stress and the Librarian: Coping Strategies from the Professionals