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Globally Inclusive Information Literacy Handouts
Longmeier, Meris Mandernach; Espinosa de los Monteros, Pamela ( 2021-07-29 )This file contains handouts to reflect on library information literacy instruction for single class visit planning. Both reflecting on the conversation with the instructor prior to the session and planning contextualizing ... -
Finding a Good Fit Faster: Tips for Writing Query Letters to LIS Journals
Longmeier, Meris M.; Fagan, Jody Condit ( 2021-06 )For many librarians, the idea of publishing in a scholarly journal is intimidating, especially for those pursuing tenure or promotion. You may have an idea for an article or even several, but you’re not sure what journal ... -
Framing Outcomes and Program Assessment for Digital Scholarship Services: A Logic Model Approach
Longmeier, Meris M.; Murphy, Sarah Anne ( 2021-03 )Assessing digital scholarship services offered either through academic libraries or elsewhere on campuses is important for both program development and service refinement. Digital scholarship support is influenced by fluid ... -
Query Letter Samples for Library and Information Science Journals
Longmeier, Meris M.; Fagan, Jody Condit ( 2021-01 )This file contains sample query letters that can be used by authors to work with editors primarily in the library and information science fields. It is supplemental content for this article: http://hdl.handle.net/1811/92311 -
Library & Information Science Journal Editors' Views on Query Letters
Longmeier, Meris M.; Fagan, Jody Condit ( 2021 )Query letters may offer an effective way to increase author engagement in the scholarly communication process, yet they are not a common practice in library and information science (LIS). A survey and interviews were ... -
"Your Zine Changed My Life": The Impact and Legacy of Zines in Sassy Magazine
Braun, Jolie ( 2020-11 )The teen magazine Sassy (1988–1996) positioned itself as an edgier alternative to its competitors; underground culture, and particularly zines, were important parts of its identity. By featuring zines by young women and ... -
Looking Beyond Libraries for Inclusive Recruitment and Retention Practices: Four Successful Approaches
Alburo, Jade; Bradshaw, Agnes K.; Santiago, Ariana E.; Smith, Bonnie; Vinopal, Jennifer ( 2020-08-17 )Academic and research libraries have made many efforts to diversify their workforces; however, today the profession remains largely homogeneous. We recognize that diversification cannot be achieved without creating inclusive ... -
An informal learning program as a replicable model for student-led, industry-supported experiential learning
Armstrong, Julia; Longmeier, Meris M. ( 2020-06 )This research paper details the growth of an informal experiential learning program around hackathons and makeathons and presents the evolution of the program as a model of a successful co-curricular approach in engineering ... -
Developing Globally Inclusive Teaching Methods for Library One-Shot Instruction Sessions
Espinosa de los Monteros, Pamela; Longmeier, Meris M. ( 2020-06 )The demographic shifts in higher education and the growing importance of information literacy instruction require librarians to design instruction that is inclusive and accessible to a diverse and international student ... -
DevOps is Bigger than IT: Driving Digital Transformation in Libraries
Snapp, Mary Beth; Vinopal, Jennifer ( 2020-04-22 )The DevOps movement represents a paradigm shift in software development, but there are misconceptions about what it really means. It’s much more nuanced than simply adding a DevOps engineer to your team or asking systems ... -
Mapping Concepts to Locate Learning Opportunities: Aligning the ACRL Framework to the GIS&T Body of Knowledge
Sadvari, Joshua ( 2020-02-24 )The adoption of the Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL) Framework for Information Literacy for Higher Education in 2016 coincided with the launch of the digital edition of the Geographic Information Science ... -
The Scholarship Circle: an introduction to writing for publication for nursing faculty
Dhakal, Kerry; Tornwall, Joni ( 2020-01 )Background: This case report describes a collaborative effort between a health sciences librarian and an instructional designer to create and implement a writing professional development experience called the Scholarship ... -
Library Student Employment and Educational Value beyond the Paycheck
Black, Elizabeth L. ( 2020 )This chapter argues that student employment in the library has the potential to add substantially to a student’s educational experience by providing transferable skills, collaborative work, opportunities for authentic ... -
The Model Land-Grant Library at Ohio State
Jaggars, Damon E. ( 2020 ) -
When Two Homes Are Better Than One: Collaborating on Cross-Institutional Research
Bussell, Hilary; Bryant, Tatiana ( 2020 )In this chapter, we describe the process of working on a cross-institutional study. We begin with background information on our study’s aims and methods and then move on to the nuts and bolts of collaborating on a research ... -
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion as Action: Designing a Collective DEI Strategy with Library Staff
Espinosa de los Monteros, Pamela; Enimil, Sandra ( 2020 )The EDI @ OSUL pilot, is an employee led initiative of The Ohio State University Libraries that facilitates equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI) conversations for library units and departments through a workshop model. ... -
Breaking and Remaking Scripture: The Life, Death, and Afterlife of the Hornby-Cockerell Bible
Johnson, Eric J. ( 2019-11 )This article examines the now fragmented early-13th century Hornby-Cockerell Bible from a variety of perspectives, including an overview of its known provenance history as a complete codex between 1880 and 1981, it's ... -
Teaching, Doing, Learning: Supporting Digital Scholarship at Ohio State
Longmeier, Meris M.; Sadvari, Joshua ( 2019-10 )Digital scholarship specialists in academic libraries face challenges related to designing educational activities, engaging in research collaborations, and assessing impacts of their work. We will share strategies related ... -
Public Youth Librarians Use Technology in Ways that Align with Connected Learning Principles but Face Challenges with Implementation
Bussell, Hilary ( 2019-09-12 )Objective – To understand how public youth librarians use technology in their programming and what challenges and opportunities they face incorporating connected learning into their programming. Design – Qualitative ... -
What is innovative to public libraries in the United States? A perspective of library administrators for classifying innovations
Potnis, Devendra; Winberry, Joseph; Finn, Bonnie; Hunt, Courtney ( 2019-09-04 )Innovations are critical for public libraries but rarely does any primary research study the scope and interpretation of the term "innovation" by public libraries. Also, few of the existing innovation typologies are based ...