Library Management: Volume 31 Issue 7

Using business process modelling to examine academic library activities for periodicals

Dina Tbaishat

The paper's purpose is to examine the process for the acquisition of print and electronic periodicals acquisition process in academic libraries using a business process modelling…

Distributing leadership and cultivating dialogue with collaborative EBIP

Denise Pan, Zaana Howard

The purpose of this paper is to demonstrate the efficacy of collaborative evidence based information practice (EBIP) as an organizational effectiveness model.

Globalisation in academic libraries: A reflective comparison of academic libraries at Cork, Ireland, and Chihuahua, Mexico

James P. McCarthy, Javier Tarango Ortiz

This paper attempts to compare two academic libraries in very different parts of the world. It aims to look at the influences which their local origins have had on them as well as…

Libraries and LIS education in Vietnam: a view from the outside

Bernadette Welch, Janet Murray

Documenting some of the developments in libraries, and LIS education in Vietnam, this paper aims to suggest directions for achieving goals of education, collaboration, policy…

Analysis of internet access and use by academic staff in the University of Calabar, Calabar, Nigeria

Okon E. Ani, Margaret B. Edem, Eno J. Ottong

This paper aims to investigate the extent/level of internet access, and use by academic staff in the University of Calabar, Calabar, Nigeria, as a teaching/research tool.

Issues in e-supervision

G. Edward Evans

E-supervision: is it feasible?

G. Edward Evans