LIBR 228-01
Advanced Information Resources and Services
Spring 2006 Readings
Jo Bell Whitlatch
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Anderson, James A. and Adams, Maurianne (1992). "Acknowledging the learning styles of diverse student populations: Implications for design" New Directions for Teaching and Learning, 49, 19-33.
Brown, Cecelia and Krumholz, Lee R. (2002) "Integrating information literacy into the science curriculum." College & Research Libraries, 63, 111-123.
Carter, David S. and Janes, Joseph (2000). "Unobtrusive data analysis of digital reference questions and service at the Internet Public Library: An exploratory study" Library Trends, 49, 251-265.
Coleman, V., Hambric, L., and et al.(1997). "Tiered reference services: A survey." The Reference Librarian, 59, 25-35.
Connell, Tschera Harkness and Tipple, Jennifer E.(1999). "Testing the accuracy of information on the World Wide Web using the AltaVista search engine." Reference & User Services Quarterly, 38, 360-368.
Dahl. Candice. (2001)."Electronic pathfinders in academic libraries: An analysis of their content and form." College & Research Libraries, 62, 227-237.
Dalrymple, Connie. (2002). "Perceptions and practices of learning styles in library instruction." College & Research Libraries, 63, 261-273.
Fowler, Clara S. and Dupuis, Elizabeth A. (2000). "What have we done? TILT's impact on our instruction program." Reference Services Review, 28, 343-349.
Gers, Ralph, & Bolin, Nancy. (1999). "More than meets the eye: Management support for reference service and training". Journal of Library Administration, 29, 1-15.
Given, Lisa M. (2002). "The academic and the everyday: Investigating the overlap in mature undergraduates' information seeking behaviors." Library & Information Science Research, 24, 17-29.
Gould, C. & Handler, M. (1989). "Political Science". Chapter in Information Need in the Social Science: An Assessment. Mountain View, CA: Research Libraries Group. pp. 15-24.
Hanson, Susan G.(1999). "Assessment and evaluation." Knowledge Quest, 27, 32-33.
Health information on the Internet. (2001). JAMA, The Journal of the American Medical Association, 285, 2612-.
Jackson, William.(1984). "The user-friendly library guide." College & Research Libraries, 468-471.
Janes, Joseph. (1999). "Survey construction." Library Hi Tech, 17, 321-325.
Janes, Joseph. (2004). "Academic reference: Playing to our strengths." Portal: Libraries and the Academy, 4, 533-536.
Janes, Joseph & McClure, Charles.(1999). "The Web as a reference tool: Comparisons with the traditional sources." Public Libraries, 30-39.
Kapoun, Jim M.(1995). "Re-Thinking the library pathfinder." College & Undergraduate Libraries,2, 93-105.
Kawakami, Alice and Swartz, Pauline. (2003). "Digital reference: Training and assessment for service improvement." Reference Services Review 31, 227-236.
Kilcullen, Maureen. (1998). "Teaching librarians to teach: Recommendations on what we need to know." Reference Services Review, 38, 7-18.
Kuhlthau, Carol Collier.(1997). "Learning in digital libraries: An information search process approach." Library Trends,45, 708 (17).
Kuhlthau, Carol Collier.(1999). "Accomodating the user's information search process: Challenges for information retrieval system designers." Bulletin of the American Society for Information Science,25, 12-16.
Lankes, David. (1998)."AskA's lesson learned from K-12 digital reference services." Reference & User Services Quarterly, 38, 63-71.
Lee, Ian J. (2004). "Do virtual reference librarians dream of digital reference questions? A qualitative and quantitative analysis of email and chat reference. " Australian Academic and Research Libraries, 35, 95-110.
Mann, Thomas. (1998)."Reference service, human nature, copyright, and offsite service - in a "Digital Age"? Reference & User-services Quarterly, 38, 55-61.
Mardikian, Jackie and Kesselman, Martin.(1995). Figures 1 & 2 from"Beyond the desk: Enhanced reference staffing for the electronic library." Reference Services Review.
McClennen, Michael and Memmott, Patricia.(2001). "Roles in digital reference." to be published in Information Technology and Libraries .
Morville, Peter S. and Wickhorst, Susan J. (1995). "Building subject-specific guides to Internet resources." Collection Building, 14, 26-31.
Pathfinder example for Library 228
Papandrea, V. (1998). "Managing reference services in the electronic age: A competing values approach to effectiveness." The Reference Librarian, 60, 111-126.
Reference collection development updated bibliography, 1990-1997.
Richardson, J. V. Jr.(1999). "Understanding the reference transaction: A systems analysis perspective." College & Research Libraries, 211-222:
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Rieh, Soo Young. (1999). "Changing reference service environment: A review of perspectives from managers, librarians, and users." The Journal of Academic Librarianship, 25, 178-186.
Ross, Catherine S. (1999). "Finding without seeking: The information encounter in the context of reading for pleasure" Information Processing and Management, 35, 783-789.
Ross, Catherine S. and Dewdney, Patricia.(1998). " Negative closure." Reference & User Services Quarterly, 38, 151-163.
Ross, Catherine S. and Nilsen, Kirsti (2000). "Has the Internet changed anything in reference?" Reference & User Services Quarterly, 40, 147-155.
Shonrock, D. (1996). Evaluating library instruction: Sample questions, forms, and strategies. Chicago: American Library Association.
Stormont, Sam. (2001). "Going where the users are: Live digital reference." Information Technology and Libraries, 20, 129-134.
Sugarman, Tammy S. and Demetacopoulos, Constance. (2001). "Creating a Web research guide: Collaboration between liaisons, faculty and students." Reference Services Review, 29, 150-156.
Talja, Sanna and Maula, Hanni. (2003). "Reasons for use and non-use of electronic journals and databases." Journal of Documentation, 59, 673-691.
Tenopir, Carol and Ennis, Lisa. (2002). "A decade of digital reference: 1991-2001." Reference & User Services Quarterly, 41, 264-273.
Von Seggern, Marilyn and Young, Nancy J. (2003). "The focus group method in libraries: Issues related to process and data analysis." Reference Services Review, 31,272-284.
Williams, Janet L. (2000). "Creativity in assessment of library instruction. " Reference Services Review, 28, 323-34.
Zumalt, J. R. and Pasicznyuk, R. W. (1998). " The Internet and reference services: A real-world test of Internet utility." Reference & User Services Quarterly, 38, 165-172.
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