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The Journal of Librarianship and Information Science is a peer-reviewed international quarterly journal for librarians and information scientists.

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New open access content on audiobook use in public libraries during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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New open access content: Academic libraries and the actualisation of Sustainable Development Goals two, three and thirteen #SDGs #academiclibraries #universitylibraries https://t.co/ONw4WXRZto

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New open access content: Intellectual freedom and social responsibility in library and information science: A reconciliation by Stephen Macdonald: https://t.co/Be9caEod7Q

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New *open access* online content: Leveraging information literacy: Mapping the conceptual influence and appropriation of information literacy in other disciplinary landscapes. @alisonhicks0 @ischoolpam @CharlieInskip #informationliteracy https://t.co/V0subSHedP

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New online content from @DrDavidMcMenemy and colleagues: the experiences of UK public library staff during the COVID-19 pandemic #publiclibraries #libraries https://t.co/8fpQmyx8IL

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New online paper reporting research into users’ space requirements, facilities, equipment, environmental needs, management services, and food services in academic libraries #academiclibraries https://t.co/My5fn5w5b4

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New online content: @jen_spisak Information literacy self-efficacy versus performance: Secondary students. Do secondary students overestimate their information literacy abilities? #infolit https://t.co/jD9RV6MKeK

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New open access online content: research data management in universities. "The findings reveal that the implementation of RDMS is strongly impacted by the organizational structure, infrastructure, labor culture as well as strategic considerations" https://t.co/wclGztaEV4

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New online content: A study of university law students’ self-perceived digital competences - Konstantina Martzoukou, Petros Kostagiolas, Charilaos Lavranos, Thorsten Lauterbach, Crystal Fulton, 2021 https://t.co/ZrQ7QrKfmZ

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Kine and Davidsone discuss how public librarians in Latvia can strengthen information consumption skills by providing lifelong learning opportunities for all members of society #publiclibraries #medialiteracy #civicparticipation https://t.co/6QivqwxiH8

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New online content from @Rita_Soulen_PhD exploring how students’ access to reading materials during the pandemic compares to access prior to the pandemic #schoollibraries #libraryaccess #childrensbook https://t.co/YrPDQbtq3T

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Why do voters allow a tax levy for library management? A study from the USA. #publiclibraries New online content: https://t.co/zt5fJfSYQb

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The latest Impact Factors have been released and the Journal of Librarianship and Information Science's IF has risen to 1.992 - its highest ever. Thanks and well done to all involved!

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New online content: “Books, physical spaces, rules, people”: A holistic analysis of young Chinese children’s perceptions of public libraries #publiclibraries https://t.co/YJgZ6AVlX8

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Today, as @UKLaureate, I have written an open letter to the govt @10DowningStreet calling on them to put primary school libraries at the heart of our pandemic response, with £100m yearly investment. Read here; please share with #lifechanginglibraries
https://t.co/M7pJHvPk9R

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New online content from @thorpe_clare and @lyndelleg - Assessing the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals in academic libraries https://t.co/Lm6TSKZ8Or

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New online content from @HollyHebertMLIS and Cara Huwieler on the status of adult large print collections in public libraries across the United States https://t.co/OPjT7Sv3p0

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Open access paper - Read about the cultural contribution of the "Hidden Gems" of independent libraries from Kirsten Loach and colleagues https://t.co/DIPdJeNEwM

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New online content from @DPotnis and colleagues: Best practices for managing innovations in public libraries in the USA. https://t.co/exHzcsOJKj

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New online content from Maria Cahill @literacylibrary and colleagues: What is storytime good for and what makes storytime good? A survey of public library directors https://t.co/rxVl4rPk5U #publiclibraries #storytime