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ORCIDLibrary Hi Tech, Volume 33
Volume 33, Number 1, 2015
- Robin Canuel
, Chad Crichton:
Leveraging apps for research and learning: a survey of Canadian academic libraries. 2-14 - Ying-Hung Pu, Po-Sheng Chiu, Tzung-Shi Chen, Yueh-Min Huang:
The design and implementation of a Mobile Library APP system. 15-31 - Catharine Bomhold:
Research and discovery functions in mobile academic libraries: Are university libraries serving mobile researchers? 32-40 - Xianjin Zha, Jinchao Zhang, Yalan Yan, Wentao Wang:
Comparing flow experience in using digital libraries: Web and mobile context. 41-53 - Anna Hampson Lundh, Genevieve Marie Johnson:
The use of digital talking books by people with print disabilities: a literature review. 54-64 - David James Johnston, Selinda Adelle Berg, Karen Pillon, Mita Williams:
Ease of use and usefulness as measures of student experience in a multi-platform e-textbook pilot. 65-82 - Xiao Xie, Diane H. Sonnenwald, Crystal Fulton:
The role of memory in document re-finding. 83-102 - Laura DeLancey:
Assessing the accuracy of vendor-supplied accessibility documentation. 103-113 - Chun-Hua Hsiao, Kai-Yu Tang:
Investigating factors affecting the acceptance of self-service technology in libraries: The moderating effect of gender. 114-133 - Raymond Pun:
Conceptualizing the integration of digital humanities in instructional services: Possibilities to enhance digital literacy in the 21st century. 134-142 - Sanjica Faletar Tanackovic, Ivana Faletar Horvatic, Boris Badurina:
European Union information in an acceding country: An investigation of information needs and seeking behavior. 143-158
Volume 33, Number 2, 2015
- Miquel Termens, Mireia Ribera, Anita Locher:
An analysis of file format control in institutional repositories. 162-174 - Ya-Ning Chen:
A RDF-based approach to metadata crosswalk for semantic interoperability at the data element level. 175-194 - Mari Vallez, Rafael Pedraza-Jimenez, Lluís Codina, Saúl Blanco, Cristòfol Rovira:
A semi-automatic indexing system based on embedded information in HTML documents. 195-210 - Li Si, Yueting Li, Xiaozhe Zhuang, Wenming Xing, Xiaoqin Hua, Xin Li, Juanjuan Xin:
An empirical study on the performance evaluation of scientific data sharing platforms in China. 211-229 - Parul Zaveri:
Digital disaster management in libraries in India. 230-244 - Fei Yao, Chengyu Zhang, Wu Chen:
Smart talking robot Xiaotu: participatory library service based on artificial intelligence. 245-260 - Yan Han:
Cloud storage for digital preservation: optimal uses of Amazon S3 and Glacier. 261-271 - Soohyung Joo, Namjoo Choi:
Factors affecting undergraduates' selection of online library resources in academic tasks: Usefulness, ease-of-use, resource quality, and individual differences. 272-291
Volume 33, Number 3, 2015
- Seulki Do, Sam Gyun Oh, Sungin Lee:
A study on the user evaluation for an RDA-based Korean bibliography retrieval system. 294-309 - Gloria Yi-Ming Kao, Chi-Chieh Peng:
A multi-source book review system for reducing information overload and accommodating individual styles. 310-328 - Michelle Eichelberger, Bonnie Imler:
"How do I send an Email?": Technology Challenges for First-Year Students in the College Library. 329-339 - Qunyi Wei, Zhaoxin Chang, Qin Cheng:
Usability study of the mobile library App: an example from Chongqing University. 340-355 - Suoling Zhu, Ping Bao:
The use of Geographic Information System in the development and utilization of ancient local chronicles. 356-368 - Robert Marijan, Robert T. Leskovar:
A library's information retrieval system (In)effectiveness: case study. 369-386 - Omwoyo Bosire Onyancha:
An informetrics view of the relationship between internet ethics, computer ethics and cyberethics. 387-408 - Yan Han:
Beyond TIFF and JPEG2000: PDF/A as an OAIS submission information package container. 409-423 - Jing Chen, Quan Lu:
A method for automatic analysis Table of Contents in Chinese books. 424-438 - Anika Meyer, Ina Fourie:
Collaborative information seeking environments benefiting from holistic ergonomics. 439-459
Volume 33, Number 4, 2015
- Heather Michele Moorefield-Lang:
When makerspaces go mobile: case studies of transportable maker locations. 462-471 - Gillian Andrea Nowlan:
Developing and implementing 3D printing services in an academic library. 472-479 - Dana Gierdowski, Daniel Reis:
The MobileMaker: an experiment with a Mobile Makerspace by Dana Gierdowski and Dan Reis. 480-496 - IdaMae Louise Craddock:
Makers on the move: a mobile makerspace at a comprehensive public high school. 497-504 - Jeroen de Boer:
The business case of FryskLab, Europe's first mobile library FabLab. 505-518 - Ina Fourie, Anika Meyer:
What to make of makerspaces: Tools and DIY only or is there an interconnected information resources space? 519-525 - Doralyn Rossmann, Scott W. H. Young:
Social media optimization: making library content shareable and engaging. 526-544 - Zvjezdana Dukic, Dickson K. W. Chiu, Patrick Lo:
How useful are smartphones for learning? Perceptions and practices of Library and Information Science students from Hong Kong and Japan. 545-561 - Ina Fourie, Jeannet Molopyane:
A framework for workplace information literacy in academic contexts: Central University of Technology, Free State (South Africa) as case study. 562-583 - Kuo-Lun Hsiao, Chia-Chen Chen:
How do we inspire children to learn with e-readers? 584-596 - André Vellino:
Recommending research articles using citation data. 597-609 - Tobias Blanke, Michael Bryant, Reto Speck:
Developing the collection graph. 610-623
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