Identifying the Gaps in Practitioner-Researcher Preparedness in Australia: Results of a National Survey

The value of research to library and information science (LIS) practice and the need to build a culture of research within the profession are well documented. Research informs decision-making, supports strategy and planning, and ensures that LIS services remain Read more

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(Re)designing an Online Course in Archival Science Using the ADDIE Model: Lessons Learned and Future Directions

This article reflects a teaching experience in an archival science program offered by a Quebec university. With the aim of redesigning an online course in records management intended for undergraduate students, by incorporating more recent aspects in the course Read more

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Experiential Learning About Database Design in the MLIS Curriculum: Software and Instructional Design for Threshold Knowledge

With almost all MLIS and similar degree programs having a required course covering database design, it is critical to develop curriculum that engages students in learning essential concepts and how to implement designs. We report on a project that Read more

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Exploring Adoption of Privacy-Enhancing Technologies Among LGBTQ+ LIS Students in the United States: Motivations and Challenges

The rapid advancement of technology has presented marginalized communities in libraries with numerous privacy and security challenges. Many researchers have emphasized the importance of Privacy-Enhancing Technologies (PETs), suggesting that these technical solutions can effectively assist users in safeguarding their Read more

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