Library leaders can support engagement with mātauranga Māori by making space for te reo Māori learning, encouraging staff ownership, and modelling humility and ongoing commitment.
Read: https://t.co/ZAhR0DEK77
#LibraryLeadership#MātaurangaMāori
New review: Organizational justice offers a useful lens for improving support for racialized and Indigenous academic librarians. Key areas for action include equitable salaries, inclusive management and HR practices, and fair performance reviews.
https://t.co/gTHCWS3V00
Leadership roles may feel like a better “fit” for librarians than archivists, but interest in leading is similar across both groups.
https://t.co/vR0RtNo6xZ
#LibraryLeadership#Archives
Canadian library middle managers need stronger support, emotional-intelligence training, and shared responsibility from leadership.
https://t.co/TipEcR1NF4
#Libraries#LeadershipDevelopment#EmployeeWellbeing
How can libraries foster social inclusion for older adults?
This scoping review of evidence from Indonesia highlights the value of community partnerships, outreach, intergenerational programs, and assisted digital access.
Read more: https://t.co/xhrkvZmEXU
New study: Academic library research-guide traffic rose through 2022, then declined in the early generative AI era. Most guides saw lower post-ChatGPT use, while referrals from AI platforms grew.
https://t.co/CoK5iDqrsd
New study: non-local librarians in chat reference showed strong overall performance and high patron satisfaction, with room to improve referrals, ticket creation, and support for account/ILL questions.
https://t.co/gT4B5jJRaj
#AcademicLibraries#LibraryResearch#ChatReference
AI is opening new possibilities for libraries and archives, but funding, infrastructure, and skills gaps still limit adoption at scale.
https://t.co/25Sqc8Wehh
A strong reminder that AI readiness takes more than tools. #AI#Libraries#Archives
This review examines how researcher behaviour and disciplinary differences shape the impact of cancelling a Big Deal journal package. Relevant to collection management, scholarly communication, and academic libraries.
https://t.co/qG6xUh4aWc
#AcademicLibraries#ScholComm
Over 70% of non-embargoed, peer-reviewed journals in EBSCO’s Academic Search Complete are open access or freely available. Researchers can often access them for free via Google Scholar.
Full details: https://t.co/iwmar3PgHw
#OpenAccess#AcademicResearch#Libraries#HigherEd
Popular reading collections do more than boost circulation in academic libraries, they can support student engagement, shape workflows, and strengthen campus collaboration.
https://t.co/LMo8PTRVX6
#AcademicLibraries#HigherEd#Libraries
Students struggled to navigate an academic library website—and many chose Google instead. A useful reminder that usability testing and user-centered design matter. GenAI can accelerate analysis, but human expertise remains essential.
#AcademicLibraries#UX#EBLIP
How efficient are #OpenAccess publishing funds?
A five-year study found that fiscal year differences not applicant or publisher characteristics had the greatest impact on workflow efficiency.
https://t.co/5OHyy2Ewz0
#EBLIP#AcademicLibraries
Health literacy begins before students enter the health professions. This study shows how librarians and schools can partner to help students evaluate health information.
#HealthLiteracy#MedLib#Libraries#EvidenceBasedPractice
Student success evolves over time, and students define it for themselves.
New research explores what this means for academic libraries.
https://t.co/vOrm4DfgNs
#EBLIP#AcademicLibraries#StudentSuccess
The June 2026 issue of Evidence Based Library and Information Practice (Vol. 21, No. 2) is now available.
Read the issue: https://t.co/48zhoqJCb0
#EBLIP#LibraryResearch#AcademicLibraries