This study is an exploratory survey of the Web-based internal communication tools used by reference departments in member institutions of the Association of Research Libraries (ARL). In particular, Web 2.0 technologies contribute significantly to collaborative content creation and knowledge management, and reference departments have adopted them for various functions within staff workflow. The results of this study indicate that many reference departments have implemented Web 2.0 technologies for staff communication, to various ends and varying degrees of success. In addition to recommending best practices for their implementation, areas for further research are suggested
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This paper presents the findings from a usability study on the redesign of the finding aid Web disp...
A group of librarians, other information professionals, scientists and research administrators met t...
This thesis covers my efforts at researching the factors that lead to a research paper being cited b...
This study is an exploratory survey of the Web-based internal communication tools used by reference ...
This research aimed to provide some proof or refutation of the hypothesis that online communities de...
In her 1997 article ‘Scholarly Communication—Historical Developments and New Possibilities’,Nancy Fj...
This paper examines the effectiveness of a specific reference interview technique, the use of open q...
This study examines the adherence to and departures from the prescribed pattern of reference transac...
In its early stages, the field of data visualization focused on representing data, which, though it ...
Introduction:Evidence based medicine is the standard of modern health care practices. Ongoing biomed...
This paper describes the design and development of a web-based electronic portfolio system for stude...
Research consultations are meetings between a patron and a librarian during which the librarian atte...
People 55 and older constitute 25.2% of the U.S. population. These senior citizens use a vast amoun...
This paper examines whether or not people search differently, in terms of strategy and metadata, dep...
Paid advertisements on social media have become a powerful way for marketers to reach their target a...
This paper presents the findings from a usability study on the redesign of the finding aid Web disp...
A group of librarians, other information professionals, scientists and research administrators met t...
This thesis covers my efforts at researching the factors that lead to a research paper being cited b...