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South African Journal of Libraries and Information Science

ISSN Print: 2304-8263

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Sharing our stories. Using an online encyclopaedia as the basis for a general education module on local history, creative writing and social justice

Graham Stewart

Academic staff expectations of undergraduate students with respect to their use of the library at the University of KwaZulu-Natal, Pietermaritzburg Campus

Dumisani Nkosi,Athol Leach,Ruth Hoskins

Library leadership: Innovative options for designing training programmes to build leadership competencies in the digital age

Ann-Louise de Boer,Theo J.D. Bothma,Johan Olwagen

Editorial

Jaya Raju

A contextual study of the information literacy of aspirant barristers in Nigeria

Vicki Lawal,Christine Stilwell,Rose Kuhn,Peter G. Underwood

The KwaZulu-Natal School Library Policy and its feasibility for implementation

Mariana Du Toit,Christine Stilwell

Editorial

Patrick Ngulube

The evaluation of a digital information literacy program

Anne Sieberhagen,Linda Cloete

Open access: are we there yet? - the case of Stellenbosch University, South Africa

Reggie Raju,Ina Smith,Hilton Gibson,Paulette Talliard

Teachers’ use of a school library in a South African township school: closing the literacy gap

Nicoline Wessels,Nampombe Mnkeni-Saurombe

Information behaviour of recent Chinese immigrants in Auckland, New Zealand

Myrna Machet,Kasturi Sandra Govender

A history of the University of Natal Libraries, 1910 – 2003

Nora Buchanan,Christine Stilwell

Revitalising and preserving endangered indigenous languages in South Africa through writing and publishing

Patrick Ngulube

Plagiarism among undergraduate students in the Faculty of Applied Science at a South African Higher Education Institution

Mapule Patricia Sentleng,Lizette King

Knowledge sharing in a multicultural environment: challenges and opportunities

Luyanda Dube,Patrick Ngulube

Now into big strides: report on statutory status for the South African Library and Information Services (LIS) sector

Reggie Raju,Sally Witbooi,Annamarie Goosen

Moving Beyond “Outreach”: Reflections on Two Case Studies of Community Library Services in South Africa

Genevieve Hart

Impact of the digital divide on information literacy training in a higher education context

Segarani Naidoo,Jaya Raju

Editorial

Jaya Raju

How to overcome some of the challenges that African scholars are facing in conducting informetrics research

Isola Ajiferuke

Use of online knowledge resources by prominent South African researchers

Reinhold Treptow,Megan James

Quality management framework for evaluating academic libraries in Kenya

Beatrice A Odera-Kwach,Patrick Ngulube

A mental model for successful inter-disciplinary collaboration in curriculum innovation for information literacy

M. Detken Scheepers,Ann-Louise De Boer,Theo J.D. Bothma,Pieter H. Du Toit

Quality assurance practices in university libraries in South Africa

Luyanda Dube

Methodology and noology: amazing prospects for library and information science

C. S. De Beer

Availability of books as a factor in reading, teaching and learning behaviour in twenty disadvantaged primary schools in South Africa

Mary Nassimbeni,Christine Desmond

Library funding and journal cancellations in South African university libraries

Ruth Hoskins,Christine Stilwell

E-book usage amongst academic librarians in South Africa

Sandy Zinn,Natasha Langdown

Editorial

Patrick Ngulube

Editorial

Patrick Ngulube

The role of an academic library in research: researchers’ perspectives at a South African University of Technology

Genevieve Hart,Lynn Kleinveldt

Exploring the use of knowledge management practices in an academic library in a changing information environment

Judith Mavodza,Patrick Ngulube

Challenges of postgraduate research: case of developing countries

Stephen M. Mutula

Comparing Web of Science, Scopus and Google Scholar from an Environmental Sciences perspective

Leslie S. Adriaanse,Chris Rensleigh

Availability and utilisation of information and communication technologies for service delivery: a South African case study

Mduduzi Aubrey Ntetha,Bertha Jantine Mostert

Post-graduate research in information and knowledge management in LIS schools in South Africa

Omwoyo Bosire Onyancha

Personal knowledge management: the foundation of organisational knowledge management

Priti Jain

The strategic importance of identifying knowledge-based and intangible assets for generating value, competitiveness and innovation in sub-Saharan Africa

Nicoline Ondari-Okemwa

Training needs of general library workers:Part I (challenges facing educators in South African institutions of higher learning)

Hester W.J. Meyer

Aspects of size and geography of an African cyberspace

Williams Nwagwu,Tolulope Ibitola

Age diversity and the aging librarian in academic libraries in South Africa

Sophie Van der Walt,Tanya Du Plessis

Training needs of general library workers Part 2:challenges facing the public library sector in South Africa

Hester W.J. Meyer

Using focus groups to investigate service quality determinants for customer satisfaction in selected university libraries in Sri Lanka

Chaminda Jayasundara,Patrick Ngulube,Mabel K. Minishi-Majanja

New vision, new goals, new markets? Reflections on a South African case study of community library services

Genevieve Hart

Utilisation of information technology to support information and knowledge management by lawyers in Polokwane City

Solomon Bopape

Reading interest and information needs of persons with visual impairment in Nigeria

’Niran Adetoro

Journal cancellations in university libraries in South Africa

Ruth Hoskins,Christine Stilwell

Indigenous traditional knowledge protection:prospects in South Africa’s intellectual property framework?

Charles A. Masango

Editorial

Patrick Ngulube

Memories of Miles – Miles Blackwell and his contribution to South African librarianship

A.S.C. Hooper,J.H. Viljoen

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