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DAFTAR DATA PENGARANG BERKOLABORASI
PADA JURNAL REFERENCE SERVICE REVIEW TAHUN 2012-2016
NO URUTAN TAHUN VOLUME ISSUE JUDUL ARTIKEL PENGARANG E-MAIL
1 3 2016 44 1
Reflective assessment: opportunities and challenges
Anne Jumonville Graf and
Benjamin R. Harris [email protected]
2 4 2016 44 1
Citation apps for mobile devices
Hispanics and public libraries: Assessing their health
information seeking behaviors in the e-health environment
EunYoung Yoo-Lee,
Tamara Rhodes and Gabriel
M. Peterson [email protected]
4 4 2016 44 2
Promoting health literacy within a graduate-level nutrition curriculum
Charlotte Beyer and J. Scott Thomson
charlotte.beyer@rosali ndfranklin.edu
5 5 2016 44 2
A librarian‘s role in media effects health literacy
Jill R. Kavanaugh, Kristelle Lavallee and Rima Rudd
jill.kavanaugh@childr ens.harvard.edu
6 6 2016 44 2
Health literacy and information literacy: a concept comparison
Jane Lawless, Coleen E. Toronto and Gail L.
Grammatica [email protected]
7 7 2016 44 2
Health information: print materials assessment in public libraries
Mary Grace Flaherty and Samantha Jan Kaplan
8 10 2016 44 2
Improving health literacy: health sciences library case studies
Jean P. Shipman, Erica Lake and Alice I. Weber
9 1 2016 44 3
Changing the face of reference and user services Adoption of social media in top Ghanaian academic libraries
Michael Ahenkorah-Marfo, Harry Akussah
10 3 2016 44 3
Student bibliographies: charting research skills over time
Catherine Lantz, Glenda Maria Insua, Annie R.
Armstrong and Annie Pho [email protected]
11 4 2016 44 3
Impact of web-scale discovery on reference inquiry
Kimberly Copenhaver and
Alyssa Koclanes [email protected]
12 5 2016 44 3
Are reference pop-up widgets welcome or annoying? A usability study
Bonnie Brubaker Imler, Kathryn Rebecca Garcia
and Nina Clements [email protected]
13 6 2016 44 3
Peer reference assistants in a small liberal arts college: case study
Kasia Gonnerman and Ken
Johnson [email protected]
14 8 2016 44 3
Building bridges: outreach to international students via vernacular language videos
Xiang Li, Kevin McDowell and Xiaotong Wang
15 10 2016 44 3
Understanding library users‘ preferences and expectations of online help
Tao Zhang, Ilana Stonebraker and Marlen Promann
zhangtao2000@gmail. com
16 11 2016 44 3
Keeping your options open: A review of open source and free technologies for instructional use in highe education
Mara Rojeski Blake and
17 13 2016 44 3
Learning commons reference collections in ARL libraries
Cindy Pierard and Sever
Bordeianu [email protected]
18 1 2016 44 4
Library instruction and information literacy 2015
Latisha Reynolds, Samantha McClellan, Susan Finley, George Martinez and Rosalinda Hernandez Linares
lmreyn01@louisville. edu
19 2 2016 44 4
A constellation to guide us: An interview with Lisa Janicke Hinchliffe about the
Framework for Information Literacy for Higher Education
Christine Bombaro, Pamela Harris And Kerri Odess-Harnish
bombaroc@dickinson. edu
20 4 2016 44 4
A survey of information literacy credit courses in US academic libraries: Prevalence and characteristics
Nadine Cohen, Liz Holdsworth and John M. Prechtel Jill Newby, Yvonne Mery, Jeanne Pfander and Laurie
Eagleson [email protected]
21 6 2016 44 4
Is the need for mediated reference service in academic libraries fading away in the digital environment?
Aditi Bandyopadhyay and Mary Kate Boyd-Byrnes
22 1 2015 43 1
Sustainable decision making for emerging educational
technologies in libraries
Richard Hayman and Erika
E. Smith [email protected]
23 3 2015 43 1
Badge it!: A collaborative learning outcomes based approach to integrating
Emily Ford, Betty Izumi, Jost Lottes and Dawn
information literacy badges within displinary curriculum
24 4 2015 43 1
Learning information literacy through drawing
David James Brier and
Vickery Kaye Lebbin [email protected]
25 8 2015 43 1
Leveraging adult learning theory with online tutorials
Rebecca Halpern and
Chimene Tucker [email protected]
26 9 2015 43 1
Integrating the thematic approach into information literacy courses
Elizabeth Price and Rebecca Richardson
eprice4@murraystate. edu
27 10 2015 43 1
Piloting a blended model for sustainable IL programming
Jody Nelson, Joan Morrison and Lindsey Whitson
jody.nelson@macewa n.ca
28 2 2015 43 2
Experiencing archives at universities: Archivists, librarians, understanding, and Collaboration
Diana K. Wakimoto and Christine Susan Bruce
diana.wakimoto@csue astbay.edu
29 3 2015 43 2
Taking notes at the reference desk: assessing and improving student learning
Bonnie J.M. Swoger and
Kimberly Davies Hoffman [email protected]
30 4 2015 43 2
Learning from degree-seeking older adult students in a university library
Mary C. Aagard, Marilia Y. Antunez and Jaime N. Sand
marilia.antunez@fred onia.edu
31 5 2015 43 2
Evaluation of sources: a new sustainable approach
Sharon Radcliff and Elise Y. Wong
sharon.radcliff@csuea stbay.edu
32 7 2015 43 2
Student veterans and the academic library
Chloe Persian Mills, Emily Bounds Paladino and
Klentzin
33 10 2015 43 2
Hands-on instruction: the iPad self-guided library tour
Marianne Foley and Katherine Bertel
foleym@buffalostate. edu
34 11 2015 43 2
Situating information literacy in the disciplines: A practical and systematic approach for
academic librarians
Robert Farrell and William Badke
robert.farrell@lehman .cuny.edu
35 3 2015 43 3
Engaging with entrepreneurs in academic and public libraries Jared Hoppenfeld
Jared Hoppenfeld and
Elizabeth Malafi [email protected]
36 4 2015 43 3
Entrepreneur assistance & economic development in Florida libraries
Janet Elaine Franks and Carol Johns
janet.franks@saintleo. edu
37 5 2015 43 3
Practical approaches to
compliance for entrepreneurial uses of licensed databases in libraries
Posie Aagaard and Natasha Z. Arguello
natasha.arguello@utsa .edu
38 9 2015 43 3
FYI for FYE: 20-minute instruction for library orientation
Paul R. Hottinger, Natalie M. Zagami-Lopez and
Alexandra S. Bryndzia [email protected]
39 10 2015 43 3
Q/A on teaching credit classes for entrepreneurship research
Sarah Barbara Watstein, Mary G. Scanlon and Steve
Cramer [email protected]
40 11 2015 43 3
Are you reaching your audience?: The intersection between LibGuide authors and LibGuide users
Gabriela Castro Gessner, Adam Chandler and Wendy
41 1 2015 43 4 [email protected]
Coleen Meyers-Martin and Laurie Borchard
42 2 2015 43 4
Library instruction and information literacy 2014
Robert Detmering, Anna Marie Johnson, Claudene Sproles, Samantha McClellan and Rosalinda Hernandez Linares
robert.detmering@lou isville.edu
43 3 2015 43 4
Modifying an information literacy game for outreach
events Lisa Martin and Will Martin [email protected]
44 4 2015 43 4
Digging deeper into virtual reference transcripts
Vera Armann-Keown, Carol A. Cooke and Gail
Matheson
vera.keown@umanito ba.ca
45 8 2015 43 4
Perceptions of students working as library reference assistants at a University Library
Andrew Brenza, Michelle Kowalsky and Denise Brush
abrenza@audubonlibr ary.org
46 1 2014 42 1
Research consultation
effectiveness for freshman and senior undergraduate students
Allison Faix, Amanda MacDonald and Brooke
Taxakis [email protected]
47 4 2014 42 1
Promoting lifelong learning through government document information literacy:
Curriculum and learning assessment in the Government Document Information Literacy Program (GDILP) at
Washington State University
B. Jane Scales and Marilyn
48 8 2014 42 1
Retaining students by embedding librarians into undergraduate research experiences
Jeffrey A. Knapp Nicholas J. Rowland and Eric P.
Charles [email protected]
49 10 2014 42 1
Support your staff employees: they support the academy
Sue Samson and Kimberly Swanson
sue.samson@umontan a.edu
50 1 2014 42 2
Teaching metaliteracy: a new paradigm in action
Donna Witek, and Teresa Grettano
donna.witek@scranto n.edu
51 5 2014 42 2
Evidence-based instruction integration: a syllabus analysis project
Katherine Boss and Emily Drabinski
52 6 2014 42 2
Crowdsourcing the curriculum: Information literacy instruction in first-year writing
Jamie White-Farnham and Carolyn Caffrey Gardner
53 7 2014 42 2
Psychology guides and information literacy: The current landscape and a proposed framework for standards-based development
Kimberly Pendell and Annie
Armstrong [email protected]
54 9 2014 42 2
Using transaction log analysis to assess student search behavior in the library instruction classroom
Susan Avery and Daniel G.
Tracy [email protected]
55 11 2014 42 2
The information milieu of remote sensing: an overview
Linda Blake and Timothy A. Warner
[email protected] .edu
56 3 2014 42 3
Library instruction for first-year students
Amrita Dhawan and
57 4 2014 42 3
Old wine in a new bottle: customer orientation in librarianship
Miriam Matteson and
Cynthia Boyden [email protected]
58 7 2014 42 3
Librarians and instructors developing student learning outcomes: Using frameworks to lead the process
Kacy Lundstrom, Britt Anna Fagerheim and Elizabeth Benson
kacy.lundstrom@usu. edu
59 8 2014 42 3
The use of bibliographic
management software by Indian library and information science professionals
Shri Ram and John Paul Anbu K.
60 9 2014 42 3
Reference inquiries received through different channels: The challenges reference librarians face in university libraries in Nigeria
Ebikabowei Emmanuel Baro, Bueaty U. Efe and Gboyega K. Oyeniran
61 2 2014 42 4
Understanding the information literacy experiences of EFL (English as a foreign language) students
Nicole Johnston, Helen
Partridge and Hilary Hughes [email protected]
62 3 2014 42 4
Access to translated fiction in Canadian public libraries
Keren Dali and Lana
Alsabbagh [email protected]
63 4 2014 42 4
Library instruction and information literacy 2013
Robert Detmering, Anna Marie Johnson, Claudene Sproles, Samantha McClellan and Rosalinda Hernandez Linares
64 1 2013 41 1
LOEX-of-the-West 2012: creative landscapes in southern California
Jennifer Rosenfeld and Raida Gatten
raida.gatten@woodbu ry.edu
65 3 2013 41 1
A systematic approach to performative and authentic assessment
Brandy Whitlock and Julie Nanavati
66 5 2013 41 1
Engagement and assessment in a credit-bearing information literacy course
Jennifer Mayer and Melissa
Bowles-Terry [email protected]
67 6 2013 41 1
Not at your service: building genuine faculty-librarian partnerships
Yvonne Nalani Meulemans and Allison Carr
68 7 2013 41 1
Navigating the information-scape: information visualization and student search
Matt Conner and Melissa Browne
[email protected]. edu
69 8 2013 41 1
Reflections on teaching and tweaking a discovery layer
Amy F. Fyn, Vera Lux and
Robert J. Snyder [email protected]
70 9 2013 41 1
A new approach to online database instruction:
developing the guide on the side
Leslie Sult, Yvonne Mery, Rebecca Blakiston and Elizabeth Kline
[email protected] a.edu
71 1 2013 41 2
Academic library participation in recruitment and retention initiatives
Melissa A. Hubbard and Amber T. Loos
72 3 2013 41 2
Recruiting parents, retaining families
Micquel Little and Michelle
Price [email protected]
73 4 2013 41 2
Bridging the information literacy gap: library
Anne C. Barnhart and
participation in summer transition programs
74 5 2013 41 2
Mind the gap: academic library outreach and EOP
Coleen Meyers-Martin and Lynn D. Lampert
75 8 2013 41 2
Libraries and student
persistence at southern colleges and universities
Boris Teske, Michael
DiCarlo and Dexter Cahoy [email protected]
76 10 2013 41 2
Evaluating reference data accuracy: a mixed methods study
Alison Graber, Stephanie Alexander, Megan
Bresnahan and Jennie Gerke
Alison.Graber@colora do.edu
77 11 2013 41 2
Faculty-librarian collaboration in improving information literacy of educational
opportunity program students
Ma Lei Hsieh, Susan McManimon and Sharon
Yang [email protected]
78 14 2013 41 2
Assessing state government financial transparency websites
Joel B. Thornton and Elaine Thornton
[email protected] .edu
79 1 2013 41 3
Trends in the literature on library instruction and
information literacy, 2001-2010
Claudene Sproles, Robert Detmering and Anna Marie Johnson
80 2 2013 41 3
Assessing scholarly
communication and research data training needs
Megan M. Bresnahan and Andrew M. Johnson
megan.bresnahan@col orado.edu
81 3 2013 41 3
Reference services for the deaf and hard of hearing
Michael Saar and Helena Arthur-Okor
82 4 2013 41 3
Information literacy
competency of post graduate students at Haryana
Agricultural University and
Devendra Singh and Manoj
impact of instruction initiatives: A pilot survey
83 7 2013 41 3
Using secret shopping to assess student assistant training
Sarah J. Hammill and
Eduardo Fojo [email protected]
84 8 2013 41 3
Using student questions to direct information literacy workshops
Katherine Hanz and Jessica Lange
Jessica.lange@mcgill. ca
85 9 2013 41 3
Student perceptions of
academic and social effects of working in a university library
Heather A. Jacobson and
Kristen S. Shuyler [email protected]
86 3 2013 41 4
Assessing a web library program for information literacy learning
Rafael Bravo, Laura Lucia
and Maria J. Martin [email protected]
87 5 2013 41 4
Assessing information literacy among German psychology students
Nikolas Leichner, Johannes Peter, Anne-Kathrin Mayer
and Gu¨nter Krampen [email protected]
88 6 2013 41 4
Library instruction and information literacy 2012
Anna Marie Johnson, Claudene Sproles and Robert Detmering
annamarie@louisville. edu
89 4 2012 40 1
Research skills development through collaborative virtual learning environments
Adrian Stagg and Lindy Kimmins
[email protected] u.au
90 2 2012 40 2
Libraries atwitter: trends in academic library tweeting
Darcy Del Bosque, Sam A. Leif and Susie Skarl
darcy.delbosque@unl v.edu
91 6 2012 40 2
Beyond broadcasting: Customer service, community and
Lyndelle Gunton and Kate Davis
information experience in the Twittersphere
92 8 2012 40 2
Information literacy on Facebook: an analysis
Donna Witek and Teresa Grettano
donna.mazziotti@scra nton.edu
93 10 2012 40 2
Engaging undergraduates in discipline-based research
Heidi Gauder and Fred Jenkins
94 12 2012 40 2
Managing a text reference consortium: the My Info Quest
experience Lili Luo and Emily Weak [email protected]
95 13 2012 40 2
iBIRA – integrated
bioinformatics information resource access: Organizing the bioinformatics resourceome
Shri Ram and N. Laxman Rao
96 1 2012 40 3
Relationship building with students and instructors of ESL: Bridging the gap for library instruction and services
Julia A. Martin, Kathleen M. Reaume, Elaine M. Reeves and Ryan D. Wright
julia.martin@utoledo. edu
97 4 2012 40 3
Reaching out: connecting students to their personal librarian
Cynthia L. Henry, Kimberly K. Vardeman and Carrye K. Syma
98 5 2012 40 3
Post-graduate health promotion students assess their
information literacy
Catherine Hodgens, Marguerite C. Sendall and
Lynn Evans [email protected]
99 6 2012 40 3
―It's research made easier!‖ SMS and chat reference perceptions
Margie Ruppel and Amy Vecchione
100 8 2012 40 3
Nerd thrill your users:
Collaborating with liaisons to create an appealing gateway to digital collections
R. Niccole Westbrook, Valerie Prilop and Elizabeth
M. German [email protected]
101 10 2012 40 3
Temporary librarians in academe: current use, future considerations
Janet L. Mayo and Angela
P. Whitehurst [email protected]
102 1 2012 40 4
Development of the graduate library user education series
Lori Critz, Mary Axford, William M. Baer, Chris Doty, Heidi Lowe and Crystal Renfro
william.baer@library. gatech.edu
103 4 2012 40 4
Mobile device ownership among international business students: a road to the
ubiquitous library
Yoo-Seong Song and
Jong-Moon Lee [email protected]
104 6 2012 40 4
Library instruction and information literacy 2011
Anna Marie Johnson, Claudene Sproles, Robert Detmering and Jessica English
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HASIL ANGKET ALASAN PENGARANG BEKOLABORASI
1. Mary Grace Flaherty and Samantha Jan Kaplan. Vol. 44 Iss 2 E-mail: [email protected]
Kategori alasan: Kontribusi
2. Jean P. Shipman, Erica Lake and Alice I. Weber. Vol. 44 Iss 2 E-mail: [email protected]
3. AditiBandyopadhyay and Mary Kate Boyd-Byrnes. Vol. 44 Iss 4 E-mail: [email protected]
Kategori alasan: Kontribusi
4. Jeffrey A. Knapp Nicholas J. Rowland and Eric P. Charles. Vol. 42, Iss 1 E-mail: [email protected]
5. Marianne Foley and Katherine Bertel. Vol. 43 Iss 2 E-mail: [email protected]
Kategori alasan: Perhatian kepemimpinan
6. Nadine Cohen, Liz Holdsworth, John M. Prechtel Jill Newby, Yvonne Mery, Jeanne Pfanderand Laurie Eagleson. Vol. 44 Iss 4
E-mail: [email protected]
7. Catherine Lantz, Glenda Maria Insua, Annie R. Armstrong and Annie Pho. Vol. 44 Iss 3
E-mail: [email protected]
Kategori alasan: Akses pendanaan
8. PosieAagaard and Natasha Z. Arguello .Vol. 43 Iss 3 E-mail: [email protected]
9. Darcy Del Bosque, Sam A. Leif and Susie Skar. Vol. 40 Iss 2 E-mail: [email protected]
Kategori alasan: Tertarik untuk berpartisipasi
10. Jennifer Rosenfeld and Raida Gatten. Vol. 41 Iss 1 E-mail: [email protected]
11. Anna Marie Johnson, Claudene Sproles, Robert Detmering and Jessica English. Vol. 40 Iss 4
E-mail: [email protected] Kategori alasan: Kegiatan proyek
12. Vol. 44 Iss 2 Jane Lawless, Coleen E. Toronto and Gail L. Grammatica. E-mail: [email protected]
13. Xiang Li, Kevin McDowell and Xiaotong Wang .Vol. 44 Iss 3 E-mail: [email protected]
Kategori alasan: Kegiatan proyek
14. Diana K. Wakimoto and Christine Susan Bruce.Vol. 43 Iss 2 E-mail: [email protected]
15. Janet L. Mayo and Angela P. Whitehurst.Vol. 40 Iss 3 E-mail: [email protected]
Kategori alasan: Akses untuk sumber daya
16. Janet Elaine Franks and Carol Johns,Vol. 43 Iss 3 E-mail: [email protected]
17. Nikolas Leichner, Johannes Peter, Anne-Kathrin Mayer and Gu¨nter Krampen,Vol. 41 Iss 4
E-mail: [email protected] Kategori alasan: Kegiatan proyek
18. Bonnie J.M. Swoger and Kimberly Davies Hoffman,Vol. 43 Iss 2 E-mail: [email protected]
19. Lili Luo and Emily Weak,Vol. 40 Iss 2 E-mail: [email protected]
Kategori alasan: Akses pendanaan
20. Kimberly Copenhaver and Alyssa Koclanes, Vol. 44 Iss 3 E-mail: [email protected]
21. Lisa Martin and Will Martin, Vol. 43 Iss 4 E-mail: [email protected]
Kategori alasan: Berbagi pengalaman
22. Sarah J. Hammill and Eduardo Fojo,Vol. 41 Iss 3 E-mail: [email protected]
23. Cynthia L. Henry, Kimberly K.Vardeman and Carrye K. Syma,Vol. 40 Iss 3 E-mail: [email protected]
Kategori alasan: Kepercayaan dan kecocokan antar rekan kerja
24. Devendra Singh and Manoj K. Joshi, Vol. 41 Iss 3 E-mail: [email protected]
25. Ma Lei Hsieh, Susan McManimon and Sharon Yang,Vol. 41 Iss 2 E-mail: [email protected]
Kategori alasan: Tujuan khusus
26. By: Matt Conner and Melissa Browne,Vol. 41 Iss 1 E-mail: [email protected]
27. Robert Detmering, Anna Marie Johnson, ClaudeneSproles, Samantha McClellan and Rosalinda Hernandez Linares, Vol. 43 Iss 4
E-mail: [email protected]
Kategori alasan: Peraturan dan tanggung jawab yang jelas
28. Ebikabowei Emmanuel Baro, Bueaty U. Efe and Gboyega K. Oyeniran, Vol. 42 Iss 3
E-mail:[email protected]
29. Andrew Brenza, Michelle Kowalsky and Denise Brush,Vol. 43 Iss 4 E-mail:[email protected]
Kategori alasan: Kualitas hasil baik
30. Bonnie Brubaker Imler, Kathryn Rebecca Garcia and Nina Clements,Vol. 44 Iss 3
E-mail: [email protected]
31. Linda Blake and Timothy A. Warner,Vol. 42 Iss 2 E-mail: [email protected]
Kategori alasan: Kepercayaan dan kecocokan antar rekan kerja
32. Kacy Lundstrom, Britt Anna Fagerheim and Elizabeth Benson, Vol. 42 Iss 3 E-mail: [email protected]
33. Miriam Matteson and Cynthia Boyden,Vol. 42 Iss 3 E-mail:[email protected]
Kategori alasan: Membutuhkan bantuan pihak lain
34. Leslie Sult, Yvonne Mery, Rebecca Blakiston and Elizabeth Kline, Vol. 41 Iss 1
35. Melissa A. Hubbard and Amber T. Loos,Vol. 41 Iss 2 E-mail: [email protected]
Kategori alasan: Kepercayaan dan kecocokan antar rekan kerja
36. David James Brier and Vickery Kaye Lebbin, Vol. 43 Iss 1 E-mail:[email protected]
37. Emily Ford, Betty Izumi, JostLottes and Dawn Richardson, Vol. 43 Iss 1 E-mail: [email protected]
Kategori alasan: Kegiatan proyek
38. Michael Saar and Helena Arthur-Okor, Vol. 41 Iss 3 E-mail: [email protected]
