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Orth-Alfie, Carmen1 corthalf@ku.eduWolfe, Erin2 edw@ku.edu
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Academic Journal
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To study library guides, as published on Springshare's LibGuides platform, new approaches are needed to expand the scope of the research, ensure comprehensiveness of data collection, and reduce bias for content analysis. Computational methods can be utilized to conduct a nuanced and thorough evaluation that critically assesses the resources promoted in library guides. Web-based library guides are curated by librarians to provide easy access to...
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Smith, Joshua1 jsmith@nolalibrary.org
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Academic Journal
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In the article, the author discusses how public libraries can promote a vibrant local music community by citing their efforts at the New Orleans Public Library to support artists through their Crescent City Sounds streaming service. Also cited are how libraries can provide more credibility and recognition of artists to the listening public and the comment of Justin Powers of Marina Orchestra on the role of libraries in promoting the music industry....
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Groenendyk, Michael1 michael.groenendyk@concordia.caNeugebauer, Tomasz2 tomasz.neugebauer@concordia.ca
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Academic Journal
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This paper summarizes librarian research on information visualization as well as general trends in the broader field, highlighting the most recent trends, important journals, and which subject disciplines are most involved with information visualization. By comparing librarian research to the broader field, the paper identifies opportunities for libraries to improve their information visualization support services. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Khoo, Christopher S. G.1 chriskhoo@pmail.ntu.edu.sgTan, Eleanor A. L.2 altan@nafa.edu.sgSiam-Gek Ng3 ng0001ek@e.ntu.edu.sgChwee-Fong Chan3 cs-chweefong.chan@ntu.edu.sgStanley-Baker, Michael4 msb@ntu.edu.sgWei-Ning Cheng5 ivanka@ntnu.edu.tw
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Academic Journal
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Digital heritage portal interfaces are generally similar to digital library and search engine interfaces in displaying search results as a list of brief metadata records. The knowledge organization and search result display of these systems are item-centric, with little support for identifying relationships between items. This paper proposes a knowledge graph system and visualization interface as a promising solution for digital heritage systems to...
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Hovious, Amanda1 ahoviou1@emporia.eduCongwen Wang2 congwen@nwmissouri.edu
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Academic Journal
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Despite ongoing efforts to improve database accessibility, aggregated database vendors concede that they do not have complete control over document accessibility. Instead, they point to the responsibility of journal publishers to deliver articles in an accessible format. This may increase the likelihood that users with disabilities will encounter articles that are not compatible with a screen reader. To better understand the extent of the problem,...
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Pradorn Sureephong1 pradorn.s@cmu.ac.thSuepphong Chernbumroong2 suepphong.c@cmu.ac.thSupicha Niemsup3 supicha_n@cmu.ac.thPipitton Homla4 pipitton_h@cmu.ac.thKannikar Intawong1 kannikar.i@cmu.ac.thKitti Puritat1 kitti.p@cmu.ac.th
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Academic Journal
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This paper investigates the potential of the Gamified Metaverse as a platform for promoting library services. The study compares the effectiveness of a traditional library program with a Metaverse- based library program in terms of knowledge acquisition and library anxiety. The research also examines students' perceptions of implementing gamification within the context of the Gamified Metaverse platform. A mixed-methods approach was adopted, including...
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Mathar, Taufiq1 taufiq.m@uin-alauddin.ac.idIsmaya2 ismaya.aya1@gmail.com
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Academic Journal
Description
Technology in libraries has played an essential role in serving today's communities. This study provides an overview of the integrated library systems/software (ILSs) used in libraries in South Sulawesi, Indonesia. It aims to highlight the strengths and possibilities of ILSs and briefly explain their advantages and disadvantages along with the cost of implementation. The data was gathered from questionnaires sent via an online survey and from...
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BURT, STEPHANIE (AUTHOR)
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Periodical
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This article provides an overview of the life and work of science fiction writer Joanna Russ. It focuses on her feminist and lesbian themes in novels and essays, which critique societal barriers for women. The article highlights her novels, such as "Picnic on Paradise" and "The Female Man," as well as her collection of feminist essays. It also explores Russ's personal background and her contributions to the science fiction...
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ADLER-BELL, SAM (AUTHOR)
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Periodical
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In "Burnout: The Emotional Experience of Political Defeat" by Hannah Proctor, the author examines the emotional toll of political activism and the challenges faced by activists in maintaining resilience and commitment to their cause. Proctor explores the relationship between wounded attachment to a movement and revolutionary commitment, as well as the potential for bitterness and melancholy to replace hope and mourning. The article references...
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RODRIQUES, ELIAS (AUTHOR)
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Periodical
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Nell Irvin Painter's book, "I Just Keep Talking: A Life in Essays," is a collection of essays that span over 40 years of her career as a historian, writer, theorist, and artist. The book explores the experiences of Black people, examining topics such as class, race, gender, and the impact of affirmative action. Painter delves into the history of Black migration, the violence and repression faced by Black Americans during Reconstruction...
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BOWLIN, NICK (AUTHOR)
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Periodical
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This article explores the challenges faced by undocumented immigrants in Bozeman, Montana, one of the fastest-growing small cities in America. Many immigrants, like Rosa and Luis from Honduras, have been displaced from their home countries due to various factors such as political corruption, gang violence, economic stagnation, and environmental catastrophe. Bozeman's economic growth, particularly in the luxury real estate market and construction...
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QUART, ALISSA (AUTHOR)
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Periodical
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This article examines the issue of limited access to psychedelic therapies in the United States. It discusses how the high cost of these treatments creates inequality, as wealthy individuals can afford them while lower- and middle-income Americans cannot. The psychedelics industry is also driven by profit, leaving marginalized communities without access to these therapies. The author shares their personal experience and explores potential solutions,...
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STEPHENSON, WEN (AUTHOR)
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Periodical
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This article discusses the impact of climate change on the Mustang region in Nepal, which is home to a historically Tibetan community. The author describes the devastating flood that occurred in Kagbeni in August, which destroyed buildings and infrastructure. The local community has not received significant aid from the government or international NGOs, and they are relying on grassroots fundraising efforts. The article also highlights the challenges...
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McLAUGHLIN, TIMOTHY (AUTHOR)Wanichwethin, Vasapa (AUTHOR)
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Periodical
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This article provides an overview of the experiences of Thai migrant workers in Israel, focusing on their challenges during the Hamas attacks in October 2023. The attacks resulted in the deaths of 39 Thai workers and the hostage-taking of 31 others. However, the media, both in Israel and the West, have largely overlooked the plight of these foreign workers. The article also examines the shift in Israel's labor force from Palestinian to foreign...
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LITTLEFIELD, AMY (AUTHOR)
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Periodical
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The article discusses the rise of telemedicine abortions in the United States, particularly in states where abortion is banned. It explores the experiences of individuals who have turned to online services to obtain abortion pills, which are discreetly shipped to their doorstep. These services operate under new "shield" laws in blue states that protect providers who ship abortion pills to states where abortion is banned. The article also...
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BRODSKY, STANLEY J. (AUTHOR)DEUR, ALEXANDRE (AUTHOR)ROBERTS, CRAIG D. (AUTHOR)
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Periodical
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The article discusses the strong force, which is the strongest force in the universe and binds atomic nuclei together. Despite limited knowledge about its precise strength, recent breakthroughs have allowed scientists to measure and understand the strong force more accurately. The force changes with distance and is responsible for most of the visible mass in the universe. By studying the interaction between quarks and gluons, researchers have made...
17) IN FINE FEATHER.
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HABIB, MICHAEL B. (AUTHOR)
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Periodical
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Feathers are a complex and fascinating biological structure that have played a crucial role in the evolution and survival of birds. Recent research has provided new insights into the biology of feathers, including their evolutionary origins, growth, development, and aerodynamics. Feathers were not unique to birds, as they were also present in certain dinosaurs. Feathers come in various types, each with its own specialized function, and their development...
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SILBERNER, JOANNE (AUTHOR)
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Periodical
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Excessive noise can have negative effects on physical and cognitive health, including damage to the heart and blood vessels, disruption of the endocrine system, and impairment of thinking and learning abilities. The World Health Organization recommends limiting exposure to road traffic noise to protect against these health effects. Despite the evidence, noise regulations in the US have not been effectively enforced, leading to rising noise levels....
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KILLEN, MELANIE (AUTHOR)
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Periodical
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The article discusses the importance of inclusive classrooms in promoting fairness and justice. It highlights the negative impact of discrimination on children's learning and well-being and proposes interventions to foster morality and justice. The article presents research on children's moral development, prejudice, and group dynamics. It concludes by emphasizing the potential of inclusive classrooms to reduce prejudice and create a more...
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PYNE, STEPHEN (AUTHOR)
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Periodical
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This article explores the historical and ecological significance of fire and its impact on the planet. It discusses how fire has been used by humans throughout history for various purposes and how the transition to burning fossil fuels has had significant global consequences. The article emphasizes the importance of understanding the role of fire in human history for addressing climate change and restoring balance to the planet. It also discusses...