- ESIRC Home
- →
- School of Library and Information Management
- →
- SLIM Research
- →
- Browsing SLIM Research by Issue Date
JavaScript is disabled for your browser. Some features of this site may not work without it.
Browsing SLIM Research by Issue Date
Now showing items 1-13 of 13
-
(2012-05-03)This article offers a theoretical model of online, graduate student information seeking behavior. The qualitative methodology used to gather data for the development of the model included an electronic survey and ...
-
(2012-05-03)Librarians offer a variety of library instruction utilizing multiple formats. Many struggle with the task of transferring instruction to the online environment. Principles of instructional design can be leveraged to ...
-
(2012-06-07)To address the presence or absence of library media specialists in Kansas public schools, a study using Analysis of covariance (ANCOVA) was designed to investigate library media specialist (LMS), the label used for school ...
-
(2015-06-25)This essay uses research-based evidence from library and information science research to address declining use of community college libraries. It answers critical questions of how community college administrators, faculty, ...
-
(2015-07-21)Radiation therapy uses ionizing radiation to eradicate cancer from the body. In the last decade, the adoption of new technology significantly increased the sophistication by which radiation treatments are planned and ...
-
(2017-12-14)This paper utilizes research-based evidence to highlight ways academic librarians can improve the discoverability of resources and spaces by addressing three key areas: visual literacy, wayfinding, and signage. It answers ...
-
(2017-12-14)Educators today overlook the use of social media in library instruction based on their understandings of compliance with the Children’s Internet Protection Act (2011). Research-based evidence is identified and used to ...
-
(2018-07-31)This qualitative study investigates two university professors’ co-teaching partnership in teaching college students (48 certificate completers) over five semesters (8, 3 credit-hour courses). Data were collected from ...
-
(2018-09-11)The outbreak of Ebola (2014-2016) while devastating presents a rare opportunity to examine information use using information and knowledge transfer models from the field of library and information science. With an emphasis ...
-
(2019-02-14)A growing trend at colleges and universities is academic librarians co-teaching alongside content faculty. Co-teaching librarians are often referred to as embedded librarians. This paper uses research-based evidence to ...
-
(2019-02-14)Research-based evidence (2011-2016) is used to support the claim that rural public libraries must train library staff to be confident users of the library’s e-resource collection and effective and efficient providers of ...
-
(2021-02-02)This paper examines evidence-based research to support the claim that school librarians play an integral role in advocating for the use of graphic novels in classroom-based instruction. Research studies indicate students ...
-
(2021-02-02)Archives too often go unnoticed and unused. Research-based evidence published in library and information science literature provides recommendations for community outreach to increase positive awareness and use of archival ...
Now showing items 1-13 of 13