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ORCIDInformation Services and Use, Volume 43
Volume 43, Number 1, 2023
- Daniel Sommer
, Dirk Tunger:
Does scientific collaboration pay off? A novel bibliometrics study of the impact of international collaboration on scientific publications over time. 1-17 - Yixian Liu, Dejun Mu:
An information asset priority evaluation method with analytic network process. 19-25 - Tran Cao Uy, Hoang Dung Ha, Nguyen Ngoc Truyen, Nguyen Van Chung, Duong Ngoc Phuoc, Le Van Nam, Le Thi Hong Phuong, Cao Thi Thuyet:
Mobile phone use for farm-related activities by ethnic minority farmers during the Covid-19 pandemic in Quang Tri Province, Central Vietnam. 27-37 - Tu Van Binh, Dinh Tien Minh, Le Thi Hue Linh, Tran Van Nhan:
Location-based service information disclosure on social networking sites: The effect of privacy calculus, subjective norms, trust, and cultural difference. 39-62 - Hanadi Jumah Buarki, Bareeq Alghannam:
A framework of teaching Information and Communication Technology using peer-assisted learning in Information Studies courses. 63-77
Volume 43, Number 2, 2023
- Robert A. Logan:
Preface: Lessons learned during the COVID-19 pandemic about public receptivity, health literacy, and health communication: A tribute to Andrew Pleasant. 79-88 - Sandra A. Smith, Elena T. Carbone:
Health literacy and empowerment in the COVID-19 era. 89-100 - Kirsten J. McCaffery, Julie Ayre, Rachael Dodd, Kristen Pickles, Tessa Copp, Danielle M. Muscat, Brooke Nickel, Erin Cvejic, Michael Zhang, Olivia Mac, Jennifer Isautier, Samuel Cornell, Michael S. Wolf, Carissa Bonner:
Disparities in public understanding, attitudes, and intentions during the Covid-19 pandemic: The role of health literacy. 101-113 - Orkan Okan, Melanie Messer, Diane Levin-Zamir, Kevin Dadaczynski, Leena Paakkari, Doris Schaeffer, Kristine Sorensen:
Health literacy action framework for health emergencies and infodemics. 115-130 - Gary L. Kreps:
Addressing resistance to adopting relevant health promotion recommendations with strategic health communication. 131-142 - Diane Levin-Zamir:
Digital health literacy and health technology in health systems and beyond: The importance of measurement, planned action, and policy for readiness and sustainability. 143-150 - Catina O'Leary, Christina Zarcadoolas, Frederico Peres:
Remembering Andrew Pleasant's career and contributions. 151-159 - Elliot R. Siegel:
Editor's Note. 161-162 - Brenda Dervin:
What we know about information seeking and use and how research makes a difference in our knowing. 163-210
Volume 43, Numbers 3-4, 2023
- Bonnie Lawlor:
An overview of the 2023 NISO Plus Conference: Global conversations/global connections. 211-242 - David Weinberger:
Unanticipating metadata: Metadata in the ages of the internet and AI. 243-247 - Julie Zhu:
Unlocking potential: Harnessing the power of metadata for discoverability and accessibility. 249-256 - Jenny Evans, Adam Vials Moore, Rachael Kotarski, Alan Stone:
Telling a story with metadata or Always drink upstream from the herd: What if your metadata isn't properly represented in the stream? 257-267 - Michelle Urberg:
Reframing the returns on metadata investments through discoverability, usage, and analytics. 269-274 - Shenmeng Xu, Clifford B. Anderson, Charlotte Lew:
Minding the gap: Bibliometric equity in theology and religious studies. 275-284 - Rogan Hamby, Andrea Buntz Neiman:
A tiny library with a million volumes: Open-source resource sharing with fulfillment interlibrary loan (ILL). 285-288 - Bonnie Lawlor:
The use of blockchain technology in the scientific research workflow. 289-297 - Olivia MacIsaac, Ted Polley:
Moving from piecemeal to systematic: Reprioritizing how academic libraries approach research information management. 299-303 - John W. Felts Jr.:
Collaborating to implement SeamlessAccess: A library's perspective. 305-310 - Julie Zhu:
Implementing and assessing Seamlessaccess: A publisher's experience. 311-322 - Patricia Feeney:
Making data citations machine readable in article and other content metadata. 323-326 - Safiya Umoja Noble:
Decolonizing standards. 327-333 - Negeen Aghassibake, Olivia Given Castello, Paolo Gujilde, Sheila Rabun:
Visualizing institutional activity using persistent identifier metadata. 335-342 - Caleb Kipkurui Kibet:
Unlocking open science in Africa: Mentorship and grassroot community building. 343-351 - Tim Lloyd, Tricia Miller, Christina Drummond, Jennifer Kemp:
OA usage reporting: Understanding stakeholder needs and advancing trust through shared infrastructure. 353-366 - Bill Kasdorf:
NISO's Content Profile/Linked Document standard: A research communication format for today's scholarly ecosystem. 367-372 - Yuimi Hlasten:
Open access and COUNTER usage: Hybrid OA impact on a Private Liberal Arts College. 373-380 - Kath Burton, Catherine Cocks, Bonnie Russell:
Recognizing and harnessing the transformational power of persistent identifiers (PIDs) for publicly-engaged scholars. 381-386 - Russell Michalak:
Closing the gap: Addressing missing standards in small academic libraries through the implementation of the ANSI/NISO Z39.87-2006 (R2017) data dictionary. 387-395 - Jennifer Gibson:
Sharing, curation and metadata as essential components of the data management plan. 397-401 - Todd A. Carpenter, Jason Griffey:
Engaging with NISO. 403-411
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