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ORCIDLibrary Trends, Volume 58
Volume 58, Number 1, Summer 2009
- Marcia A. Mardis:
Introduction: A Gentle Manifesto on the Relevance and Obscurity of School Libraries in LIS Research. 1-8 - Dianne Oberg:
Libraries in Schools: Essential Contexts for Studying Organizational Change and Culture. 9-25 - Eliza T. Dresang, Kyungwon Koh:
Radical Change Theory, Youth Information Behavior, and School Libraries. 26-50 - Joanne de Groot, Jennifer Branch-Mueller:
Solid Foundations: A Primer on the Crucial, Critical, and Key Roles of School and Public Libraries in Children's Development. 51-62 - Virginia A. Walter:
Sowing the Seeds of Praxis: Incorporating Youth Development Principles in a Library Teen Employment Program. 63-81 - Christopher Ritzo, Chaebong Nam, Bertram (Chip) Bruce:
Building a Strong Web: Connecting Information Spaces in Schools and Communities. 82-94 - Cushla Kapitzke:
Rethinking Copyrights for the Library through Creative Commons Licensing. 95-108 - Ellen S. Hoffman, Marcia A. Mardis:
A Decade of Promises: Discourses on Twenty-first-Century Schools in Library Policy and Research. 109-120
Volume 58, Number 2, Fall 2009
- Joanne Gard Marshall, Paul Solomon, Susan Rathbun-Grubb:
Introduction: Workforce Issues in Library and Information Science. 121-125 - Victor W. Marshall, Susan Rathbun-Grubb, Joanne Gard Marshall:
Using the Life Course Perspective to Study Library and Information Science Careers. 127-140 - Joanne Gard Marshall, Victor W. Marshall, Jennifer Craft Morgan, Deborah Barreau, Barbara B. Moran, Paul Solomon, Susan Rathbun-Grubb, Cheryl A. Thompson:
Where Are They Now? Results of a Career Survey of Library and Information Science Graduates. 141-154 - Jennifer Craft Morgan, Joanne Gard Marshall, Victor W. Marshall, Cheryl A. Thompson:
Designing and Implementing a Career Retrospective Web-based Survey of Library and Information Science Graduates. 155-166 - Allison Sivak, Kathleen De Long:
The Blind Man Describes the Elephant: The Scope and Development of the 8Rs Canadian Library Human Resource Study. 167-178 - Nicolle Steffen, Zeth Lietzau:
Retirement, Retention, and Recruitment in Colorado Libraries: The 3Rs Study Revisited. 179-191 - Jennifer Craft Morgan, Brandy Farrar, Irene Owens:
Documenting Diversity among Working LIS Graduates. 192-214 - Barbara B. Moran, Elisabeth Leonard
, Jessica Zellers:
Women Administrators in Academic Libraries: Three Decades of Change. 215-228 - Jenifer Grady:
Answering the Calls of "What's Next" and "Library Workers Cannot Live by Love Alone" through Certification and Salary Research. 229-245 - Paul Solomon, Susan Rathbun-Grubb:
Workforce Planning and the School Library Media Specialist. 246-262 - Susan Rathbun-Grubb, Joanne Gard Marshall:
Public Librarianship as a Career: Challenges and Prospects. 263-275 - Ericka J. Patillo, Barbara B. Moran, Jennifer Craft Morgan:
The Job Itself: The Effects of Functional Units on Work Autonomy among Public and Academic Librarians. 276-290 - Chad H. Morgan, Jennifer Craft Morgan:
The Effects of Entering the LIS Workforce in a Recession: North Carolina, 1964-2005. 291-300 - Joanne Gard Marshall, Victor W. Marshall, Jennifer Craft Morgan, Deborah Barreau, Barbara B. Moran, Paul Solomon, Susan Rathbun-Grubb, Cheryl A. Thompson:
Where Will They Be in the Future? Implementing a Model for Ongoing Career Tracking of Library and Information Science Graduates. 301-315
Volume 58, Number 3, Winter 2010
- Ciara Healy:
Introduction: Current Trends in Academic Media Collections and Services. 321-323 - Gary Handman:
License to Look: Evolving Models for Library Video Acquisition and Access. 324-334 - Barbara J. Bergman:
Making the Most of Your Video Collection: Trends in Patron Access and Resource Sharing. 335-348 - Carrie Russell:
The Best of Copyright and VideoLib. 349-357 - Lori Widzinski:
"Step away from the machine": A Look at Our Collective Past. 358-377 - John Vallier:
Twenty-first Century Academic Media Center: Killer App or Chindogu? 378-390 - Mary S. Laskowski:
A Media Librarian's Education: An Assessment of the Availability and Need for Specific Training in Media Librarianship Issues and Practice. 391-401 - Ciara Healy:
Netflix in an Academic Library: A Personal Case Study. 402-411
Volume 58, Number 4, Spring 2010
- Erratum. iv
- Gro Sandgrind:
Introduction: The Purpose, Present Situation and Future of the Parliamentary Library. 413-417 - Hermina G. B. Anghelescu:
Historical Overview: The Parliamentary Library from Past to Present. 418-433 - Iain Watt:
Members Use of Information and Changing Visions of the Parliamentary Library. 434-458 - Moira Fraser, John E. Martin:
The New Zealand Parliamentary Library and the Wider Development of Parliamentary Libraries over 150 Years. 459-471 - Christopher Murphy:
British Parliamentary Libraries: History, International Comparisons, and Some Lessons for Tomorrow's Legislature Libraries. 472-485 - Wojciech Kulisiewicz:
The Sejm Library, 1919-2009. 486-501 - Svjetlana Aligrudic:
The Parliamentary Library of Montenegro: Coming out from the Past. 502-509 - Fabiola Elena Rosales Salinas:
The Parliamentary Library as a Bridge between Congress and Citizenship: The Mexican Chamber of Deputies Reference Service. 510-516 - Innocent Rugambwa:
Emerging Library and Research Services for Legislatures in Africa: The Case of the Parliament of Uganda. 517-526 - Ellie Valentine:
Pakistan Parliamentary Libraries: A Historical Excursion and Hopes for the Future. 527-548 - Anna Galluzzi:
Parliamentary Libraries: An Uncertain Future? 549-560
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