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E-raamat: Librarian as Communicator: Case Studies and International Perspectives

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  • Formaat: 270 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 17-May-2019
  • Kirjastus: Routledge
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781351798358
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  • Kirjastus: Routledge
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  • ISBN-13: 9781351798358
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As the information landscape evolves and takes shape using traditional and new platforms, it is the role of Academic Libraries to take the lead in communicating, developing and informing these changes in timely and relevant ways. Experienced librarians and those new to the field seek out innovative and more effective way to engage with users and stakeholders. This book provides a variety of communication strategies for different user groups, taking into account the changing information landscape and the application and implications of social media developments. A major driver in higher education is the change in the scholarly communication model where initiatives such as Open Access, Institutional Repositories and Data Management are challenging previous practice whilst offering new opportunities for leadership. These communication developments provide opportunities for academic librarians who need the insight and awareness to take these chances.

This book provides research-based explorations of the above topics, covering developing areas and also the communication skills that are needed for the academic library to have a continuing role in the 21st Century. It was originally published as a special issue of the journal New Review of Academic Librarianship.

Citation Information ix
Notes on Contributors xiii
1 Introduction -- Librarian as Communicator: Case Studies and International Perspectives
1(5)
Helen Fallon
PART 1 Research articles
2 Pop-Up Library at the University of Birmingham: Extending the Reach of an Academic Library by Taking "The Library" to the Students
6(20)
James Barnett
Stephen Bull
Helen Cooper
3 Communicating New Library Roles to Enable Digital Scholarship: A Review Article
26(16)
John Cox
4 Many Voices: Building a Biblioblogosphere in Ireland
42(12)
Michelle Dalton
Alexander Kouker
Martin O'Connor
5 Strategic Engagement: New Models of Relationship Management for Academic Librarians
54(16)
Jeanette Eldridge
Katie Fraser
Tony Simmonds
Neil Smyth
6 Communication, Collaboration, and Enhancing the Learning Experience: Developing a Collaborative Virtual Enquiry Service in University Libraries in the North of England
70(16)
Liz Jolly
Sue White
7 Communicating the Value of Cartoon Art Across University Classrooms: Experiences From the Ohio State University Billy Ireland Cartoon Library and Museum
86(11)
Caitlin McGurk
8 Research Output of Academic Librarians From Irish Higher Education Institutions 2000--2015: Findings From a Review, Analysis, and Survey
97(22)
Terry O'Brien
Kieran Cronin
PART 2 Case studies
9 Use of Anthropomorphic Brand Mascots for Student Motivation and Engagement: A Promotional Case Study With Pablo the Penguin at the University of Portsmouth Library
119(13)
David E. Bennett
Paula Thompson
10 Role of the Information Professional in the Development and Promotion of Digital Humanities Content for Research, Teaching, and Learning in the Modern Academic Library: An Irish Case Study
132(11)
Jane A. Burns
11 Developing Social Media to Engage and Connect at the University of Liverpool Library
143(8)
Zelda Chatten
Sarah Roughley
12 Effective Communication to Aid Collaboration for Digital Collections: A Case Study at Florida Gulf Coast University Library
151(11)
Melissa Minds VandeBurgt
Kaleena Rivera
13 Improving Communication Between Postgraduate Researchers and the University Library: A Case Study at De Montfort University Library and Learning Services
162(14)
Melanie Petch
Katie Fraser
Nathan Rush
Alan Cope
Julie Lowe
14 Organizational Change and Renewal: Can Strategic Communication Methods Ease the Pain? A Case Study from the University of Southern Queensland
176(12)
Carmel O'Sullivan
Helen Partridge
15 Communication and Collaboration in Library Technical Services: A Case Study of New York University in Abu Dhabi
188(10)
Justin Parrott
16 Librarians as Advocates of Social Media for Researchers: A Social Media Project Initiated by Linkoping University Library, Sweden
198(11)
Sassa Persson
Maria Svenningsson
17 Telling Our Story: A Case Study of a Collaborative Departmental Blog at Syracuse University Libraries
209(10)
Anne E. Rauh
Stephanie J. H. McReynolds
18 Communicating the Value of an Institutional Repository: Experiences at Ghana's University for Development Studies
219(12)
Edwin S. Thompson
Miriam Linda Akeriwe
Angela Achia Aikins
19 Changing the Library Brand: A Case Study
231(13)
Ben Wynne
Simon Dixon
Neil Donohue
Ian Rowlands
20 Conclusion: Future of Academic Library Communication
244(5)
Helen Fallon
Stacy Stanislaw
Graham Walton
Index 249
Helen Fallon is Deputy University Librarian at Maynooth University, Ireland. She has published extensively and has presented workshops on academic writing in Ireland, the UK, the USA and Malaysia.

Graham Walton is Honorary Research Fellow in the Centre for Information Management at Loughborough University, UK, where he was Assistant Director (Academic and User Services) in the University Library until July 2016. He has 15 years experience as a journal editor and has published widely around management issues in libraries and the move to the digital world.