Journal: Library Hi Tech

Volume 30, Issue 4

557 -- 564Michael S. Seadle. Thirty Years of Information Technology
565 -- 578Clifford A. Lynch, Elke Greifeneder, Michael S. Seadle. Interactions between Libraries and Technology over the Past Thirty Years: an Interview with Clifford Lynch 23.06.2012
579 -- 591William Y. Arms. The 1990s: The Formative Years of Digital Libraries
592 -- 603Michael Lesk. A Personal History of Digital Libraries
604 -- 622Joyce Ray. The Rise of Digital Curation and Cyberinfrastructure: From Experimentation to Implementation and Maybe Integration
623 -- 642Beth Sandore Namachchivaya. The First Thirty Years of the Internet Through the Lens of An Academic Library: The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
643 -- 654Elaine Ménard. TIIARA: The "making of" a bilingual taxonomy for retrieval of digital images
655 -- 672Máté Tóth, Ragnar Andreas Audunson. Websites for booklovers as meeting places
673 -- 682Anthony McMullen, Barry Gray. From Static to Dynamic: Using the OPAC to Generate Real-Time Lists of Departmental Acquisitions for Library Current Awareness Service
683 -- 692Ina Fourie, Liezl Ball. Promotional strategies for information products and services - aligning with the serious and entertainment facets of information consumers' lives

Volume 30, Issue 3

381 -- 383Katja Metz, Michael S. Seadle. Editorial: Green Publishing with Green Technologies
384 -- 396Jeremy Linden, James Reilly, Peter Herzog. Research on Energy Savings Opportunities in University Libraries
397 -- 407Laura L. Barnes. Green Buildings as Sustainability Education Tools
408 -- 417Megan Dempsey, Alex Palilonis. Reuse, Recycle...Reduce: A Greener Library With Print Management
418 -- 427Denis Galvin, Mang Sun. Avoiding the Death Zone: Choosing and Running a Library Project In the Cloud
428 -- 435Ina Fourie. A call for libraries to go green: an information behaviour perspective to draw interest from 21st century librarians
436 -- 448Tamara Pianos. EconBiz To Go: Mobile search options for business and economics - Developing a Library App for Researchers
449 -- 456Amy Rudersdorf. Digital Preservation ingest Can be a "Cinch"
457 -- 471Kristina L. Southwell, Jacquelyn Slater. Accessibility of Digital Special Collections Using Screen Readers
472 -- 489Eld Maj-Britt Olmütz Zierau. A Holistic Approach to Bit Preservation
490 -- 512Shu-Chen Kao, Chien-Hsing Wu. PIKIPDL: A Personalized Information and Knowledge Integration Platform for DL Service
513 -- 522Jason Bengtson. Preparing for the Age of the Digital Palimpsest
523 -- 544Dan Wu, Daqing He, Xiaomei Xu. A Study of Relevance Feedback Techniques in Interactive Multilingual Information Access
545 -- 552Michael S. Seadle. Archiving in the Networked World: Authenticity and Integrity

Volume 30, Issue 2

205 -- 209Michael S. Seadle. Library Hi Tech and Information Science
210 -- 234Joyce Celeste Chapman, David Woodbury. Leveraging quantitative data to improve a device lending program
235 -- 252Jared Hoppenfeld. Keeping Students Engaged with Web-Based Polling in the Library Instruction Session
253 -- 274Melissa A. Hofmann, Sharon Q. Yang. "Discovering" What's Changed: A Revisit of the OPACs of 260 Academic Libraries
275 -- 290Rebecca Reznik-Zellen, Jessica Adamick. Supporting Virtual Communities Through Disciplinary Repository Development
291 -- 309Elaine Ménard, Margaret Smithglass. Digital image description: A review of best practices in cultural institutions
310 -- 320John Paul Anbu K., Makana R. Mavuso. Old Wine in New Wine Skin: Marketing Library Services through SMS Based Alert Service
321 -- 334Jörgen Skågeby. The irony of serendipity: disruptions in social information behaviour
335 -- 346Linh Cuong Nguyen, Helen Partridge, Sylvia L. Edwards. Towards an Understanding of the participatory Library
347 -- 358Kathleen Bauer, Alice Peterson-Hart. Does Faceted Display in a Library Catalogue Increase Use of subject Headings?
359 -- 366Ina Fourie. Understanding and exploiting idiosyncrasy in the use of ICT devices such as tablets: setting the background
367 -- 375Michael S. Seadle. Archiving in the Digital World: the Scholarly Literature

Volume 30, Issue 1

0 -- 0Ina Fourie. Using Web 2.0 Tools in the K-12 Classroom. By Beverley E, Crane
0 -- 0Ina Fourie. Securing Library Technology. By Paul W. Earp and Adam Wright
5 -- 11Michael S. Seadle. Library Hi Tech at 30
12 -- 34Karen Markey, Chris Leeder, Soo Young Rieh. Through a Game Darkly: Student Experiences with the Technology of the Library Research Process
35 -- 59Eric Lease Morgan. Use & understand: The inclusion of services against texts in library catalogs and "discovery systems"
60 -- 81Kenning Arlitsch, Patrick Shawn O'Brien. Invisible Institutional Repositories: Addressing the Low Indexing Ratios of IRs in Google Scholar
82 -- 94Meredith Farkas. Participatory technologies, pedagogy 2.0 and information literacy
95 -- 107DeeAnn Allison. Chatbots in the Library: is it time?
108 -- 115Priscilla Caplan. On Discovery Tools, OPACs and the Motion of Library Language
116 -- 133Thomas Baker. Libraries, Languages of Description, and Linked Data: a Dublin Core perspective
134 -- 150Simon Wakeling, Paul Clough, Barbara Sen, Lynn Connaway. "Readers who borrowed this also borrowed...": Recommender Systems in UK libraries
151 -- 169Sung Jae Park. Measuring Travel Time and Distance in Library Use
170 -- 185John V. Richardson, Khalid Mahmood. "eBook Readers: User Satisfaction and Usability Issues"
186 -- 193Ina Fourie. Collaboration and Personal Information Management (PIM)