The Reference Librarian – Table of Contents

Volume 50 Issue 1 2009

Introduction
Introduction: Serving Underserved Populations
William Miller
Pages 1 – 3

Articles
A Simple Step: Integrating Library Reference and Instruction into Previously Established Academic Programs for Minority Students
Emily Love
Pages 4 – 13

Satellite Outreach Services Program to Under-Represented Students: Being in Their Space, Not on MySpace
Paulita Aguilar; Kathleen Keating
Pages 14 – 28

Motivating African-American Students Through Information Literacy Instruction: Exploring the Link Between Encouragement and Academic Self-Concept
Jeffrey M. Mortimore; Amanda Wall
Pages 29 – 42

Perceptions of Public Library Accessibility for People with Disabilities
Susan K. Burke
Pages 43 – 54

How Well Do Academic Library Web Sites Address the Needs of Database Users with Visual Disabilities?
Rebecca Power; Chris LeBeau
Pages 55 – 72

InfoEyes Information Service: A Virtual Reference Service for Print-Impaired Individuals
Linda Rossman; Catherine A. Durivage
Pages 73 – 84

Integrating Digital Literacies into Outreach Services for Underserved Youth Populations
Earnestine Adeyemon
Pages 85 – 98

Reference Services to Senior Groups in the San Antonio Public Library
Pannaga Prasad
Pages 99 – 108

Addressing the Needs of the Homeless: A San José Library Partnership Approach
Lydia N. Collins; Francis Howard; Angie Miraflor
Pages 109 – 116

Volume 50 Issue 2 2009

Articles
The Life Cycle of Digital Reference Sources
Lesley S. J. Farmer
Pages 117 – 136

When is ERIC Useful? A Background and Current Overview of the Education Resources Information Center
Kate Corby
Pages 137 – 149

A Graphic Interface to Online Reference Sources
Terry Ballard
Pages 150 – 158

Good Models of Reference Service Transactions: Applying Quantitative Concepts to Generate Nine Characteristic Attributes of Soundness
John Richardson Jr.
Pages 159 – 177

Evaluating Consumer Health Information: What Fails to Harm Us Makes Us Smarter
Edward Keane
Pages 178 – 192

Extreme Makeover Reference Edition: Restructuring Reference Services at the Robert W. Woodruff Library, Atlanta University Center
Kimberley L. Bugg; Rosaline Y. Odom
Pages 193 – 204

Columns
Pencils Never Crash: The Thoughtful Integration of Technology for Reference Service

Picking the Technology for Your Reference Super Fortress
Steven J. Bell Column Editor
Pages 205 – 207

Columns
Reference Interviews: A Series of Personal Reference Stories

An Unlikely Answer Under a Window of Stained Glass
Dave Harmeyer Column Editor
Pages 208 – 211

Columns
Pending Friend Request: Reference Service Meets Online Social Networks

Bursts of Information: Microblogging
Kristina M. DeVoe Column Editor
Pages 212 – 214

Columns
The Need to Know: Rethinking Public Library Reference in a New Information Age

Good Reference Service? Great Reference Service? What’s the Difference?
Vivian Reed Column Editor
Pages 215 – 218

Columns
Virtual Libraries, Real Patrons: Looking at Library Service in a Virtual World

On Being a Virtual World Librarian: Experiences in Offering Live Reference Services in a Virtual World
Samantha Thompson Column Editor
Pages 219 – 223

Volume 50 Issue 3 2009

A Brief History of Reference Assessment: No Easy Solutions
Firouzeh F. Logan
Pages 225 – 233

Optimal Results: What Libraries Need to Know About Google and Search Engine Optimization
Kay Cahill; Renee Chalut
Pages 234 – 247

We Are All Librarians: Training in the Ever Evolving Information Commons
Leslie Sult; Mary Evangeliste
Pages 248 – 258

“Ask a Librarian” Pages as Reference Gateways to Academic Libraries
Molly Strothmann; Cheryl McCain; Laurie Scrivener
Pages 259 – 275

Academic Library Services for Users with Developmental Disabilities
Adina Mulliken; Ann Atkins
Pages 276 – 287

Columns
Pencils Never Crash: The Thoughtful Integration of Technology for Reference Service

Today’s Reference Librarian Needs E-Book Skills
Steven J. Bell
Pages 288 – 290

Columns
Virtual Libraries, Real Patrons: Looking at Library Service in a Virtual World

Pixilated Problem Patrons: Or, the Trials of Working Virtual Reference and What We’ve Learned from It
Samantha H. Thompson
Pages 291 – 296

Columns
Reference Interviews: A Series of Personal Reference Stories

Earthquake Reference
Dave Harmeyer
Pages 297 – 301

Columns
The Need to Know: Rethinking Public Library Reference in a New Information Age

Reference Collections and Staff: Retaining Relevance
Wright Rix
Pages 302 – 305

The Information Society An International Journal – Table of Contents

Volume 25 Issue 1 2009

Digital Divide: A Discursive Move Away from the Real Inequities
Siobhan Stevenson
Pages 1 – 22

Beyond Harmonization: ICT Policymaking in Regional Economic Communities
Carleen F. Maitland; Annemijn van Gorp
Pages 23 – 37

Wikipedia, Critical Social Theory, and the Possibility of Rational Discourse
Sean Hansen; Nicholas Berente; Kalle Lyytinen
Pages 38 – 59

PERSPECTIVE
Exploring Qualitative Sharing Practices of Social Metadata: Expanding the Attention Economy
Jörgen Skågeby
Pages 60 – 72

BOOK REVIEWS
A Review of: “Governance and Information Technology”
edited by Viktor Mayer-Schonberger and David Lazer. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2007. 352 pp. $37.00 cloth. ISBN cloth 978-0-262-13483-5.
Itir Akdogan
Pages 73 – 74

A Review of: “Understanding E-Government: Information Systems In Public Administration”
by Vincent Homburg. New York: Routledge, 2008. 144 pp. $39.95 paper/$160.00 cloth. ISBN paper 978-0-415-43094-4/ISBN cloth 978-0-415-43093-7.
Lynne C. Chase
Pages 75 – 76

Volume 25 Issue 2 2009

Editor’s Note
Page i

INTRODUCTION
Critical Theory of Communication Technology: Introduction to the Special Section
Andrew Feenberg
Pages 77 – 83

PERSPECTIVE
Phenomenology and Surveillance Studies: Returning to the Things Themselves
Norm Friesen; Andrew Feenberg; Grace Smith
Pages 84 – 90

ARTICLES
Subactivism: Lifeworld and Politics in the Age of the Internet
Maria Bakardjieva
Pages 91 – 104

Rationalizing Play: A Critical Theory of Digital Gaming
Sara M. Grimes; Andrew Feenberg
Pages 105 – 118

PERSPECTIVES ON ICT AND ENVIRONMENT
Environmental Communication in the Information Society: The Blueprint from Europe
Piyush Mathur
Pages 119 – 138

Low-Carbon Society Scenario: ICT and Ecodesign
Jun Fujimoto; Dean Poland; Mitsutaka Matsumoto
Pages 139 – 151

Volume 25 Issue 3 2009

INTRODUCTION
The Information Society and Its Philosophy: Introduction to the Special Issue on “The Philosophy of Information, Its Nature, and Future Developments”
Luciano Floridi
Pages 153 – 158

ARTICLES
Floridi’s Philosophy of Information and Information Ethics: Current Perspectives, Future Directions
Charles Ess
Pages 159 – 168

From the Philosophy of Information to the Philosophy of Information Culture
Adam Briggle; Carl Mitcham
Pages 169 – 174

Epistemic Values and Information Management
Don Fallis; Dennis Whitcomb
Pages 175 – 189

Developing the Information and Knowledge Agenda in Information Systems: Insights From Philosophy
Leslie Willcocks; Edgar A. Whitley
Pages 190 – 197

PERSPECTIVES
Networked Individuals and Institutions: A Cross-Sector Comparative Perspective on Patterns and Strategies in Government and Research
William H. Dutton; Rebecca Eynon
Pages 198 – 207

Sizing Up Information Societies: Toward a Better Metric for the Cultures of ICT Adoption
Philip N. Howard; Ken Anderson; Laura Busch; Dawn Nafus
Pages 208 – 219

Use Tax History and Its Implications for Electronic Commerce
Mark A. Scanlan
Pages 220 – 225

Technical Services Quarterly – Table of Contents

Volume 26 Issue 1 2009

Original Articles
Collaborating to Serve Alumni with E-Resources: The Regis University Experience
Jan Loechell Turner; Diana Sweany; Melissa Stockton; Ivan Gaetz
Pages 1 – 12

e-Portfolios For Librarians: myMAPP—Mapping Academic Performance through e-Portfolios
Linda L. Parker; Nora Hillyer
Pages 13 – 20

Selecting and Using Technology for Student Training
Lora Lennertz Jetton
Pages 21 – 35

Redirecting Periodicals in the Academic Library: A Stanford University Case Study
Xan Arch
Pages 36 – 43

Batch-Load Authority Control Cleanup Using MarcEdit and LTI
Mary Finn
Pages 44 – 50

TECHNICAL SERVICES REPORT
Andrea Imre; Bonnie Postlethwaite; Genevieve S. Owens; Sandy Roe; Linda Haack Lomker; Martha Bace
Pages 51 – 71

Miscellany
TECH SERVICES ON THE WEB
Karen A. Plummer; Delmus E. Williams
Pages 72 – 79

REVIEWS
THE WHOLE DIGITAL LIBRARY HANDBOOK. Edited by Diane Kresh for the Council on Library and Information Resources. Chicago, IL: American Library Association, 2007, 416 pp., ISBN-10: 0-8389-0926-4, ISBN-13: 978-0-8389-0926-3
Amy S. Jackson
Pages 80 – 81

MOVING IMAGE CATALOGING: HOW TO CREATE AND HOW TO USE A MOVING IMAGE CATALOG. Martha M. Yee. (Third Millennium Cataloging series) Westport, CT: Libraries Unlimited, 2007, 270 pp., ISBN 978-1-59158-438-4
Mary O’Donnell
Pages 81 – 82

MANAGING FACILITIES FOR RESULTS: OPTIMIZING SPACE FOR SERVICES. Cheryl Bryan. Chicago, IL: American Library Association, 2007, 221 pp., $50.00, ISBN 0-8389-0934-5
Christopher Korenowsky
Pages 83 – 85

GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS LIBRARIANSHIP: A GUIDE FOR THE NEO-DEPOSITORY ERA. Lisa A. Ennis. Medford, NJ: Information Today, Inc., 2007, xvii, 174 pp., $49.50, ISBN 978-1-57387-270-6
Schuyler M. Cook
Pages 85 – 86

CATALOGING AND CLASSIFICATION: AN INTRODUCTION. 3rd ed. Lois Mai Chan. Lanham, MD: Scarecrow Press, 2007, 580 pp., ISBN 0-8108-6000-7
Mary O’Donnell
Pages 86 – 87

Volume 26 Issue 2 2009

Original Articles
Library 2.0 at a Small Campus Library
Jason D. Cooper; Alan May
Pages 89 – 95

“Reinventing the Library” at Eastern Washington University: An Intensive Strategic Planning Experience with Faculty
Julie L. Miller
Pages 96 – 106

If at First You Don’t Succeed … Creative Transformation at a Small Academic College
Rita Dursi Johnson
Pages 107 – 124

The Crisis in Scholarly Communication, Part I: Understanding the Issues and Engaging Your Faculty
Hillary Corbett
Pages 125 – 134

TECHNICAL SERVICES REPORT
Jim Millhorn; C. Rockelle Strader; Robert O. Ellett Jr.; Michael Boock; Cecilia Genereux; Rebecca L. Mugridge
Pages 135 – 158

TECH SERVICES ON THE WEB
Karen A. Plummer; Delmus E. Williams
Pages 159 – 164

REVIEWS
USING THE OPEN ARCHIVES INITIATIVE PROTOCOL FOR METADATA HARVESTING. Timothy W. Cole and Muriel Foulonneau. Westport, CT: Libraries Unlimited, 2007, paperback, $45.00, ISBN 978-1-59158-280-9
Joseph M. Dudley
Pages 165 – 167

SUBJECT ACCESS TO A MULTILINGUAL MUSEUM DATABASE: A STEP-BY-STEP APPROACH TO THE DIGITIZATION PROCESS. Dr. Allison Siffre Guedalia Kupietzky. Westport, CT: Libraries Unlimited, 2007, 165 pp., $45.00, ISBN 978-1-59158-444-5
Amy Jackson
Pages 167 – 168

STRATEGIC PLANNING FOR RESULTS. Sandra Nelson for the Public Library Association. Chicago, IL: ALA Editions, 2008, softcover, $65.00 (member price: $58.50), ISBN-10: 0-8389-3573-7, ISBN13: 978-0-8389-3573-6
Rachelle Miller
Pages 168 – 170

UNDERSTANDING FRBR: WHAT IT IS AND HOW IT WILL AFFECT OUR RETRIEVAL TOOLS. Edited by Arlene G. Taylor. Westport, CT: Libraries Unlimited, 2007, iii, 186 pp., softcover, $45.00, ISBN-13: 978-1-59158-509
Barbara J. Strauss
Pages 170 – 172

Volume 26 Issue 3 2009

The Crisis in Scholarly Communication, Part II: Internal Impacts on the Library, with a Focus on Technical Services
Hillary Corbett
Pages 173 – 182

Subject Analysis Training for Cataloging Paraprofessionals: A Model for Ongoing Learning and Support
Richard Sapon-White
Pages 183 – 193

Closing the Gap: Use of Student Volunteers in an Academic Library
Elizabeth Schobernd; Toni Tucker; Sharon Wetzel
Pages 194 – 198

IM is for Instant Millennials: Developing Staffing Models and Best Practices for Instant Messaging
Alex R. Hodges; Meg Meiman
Pages 199 – 206

Using a Database as an Assessment Reporting Tool
Darlene Ann Parrish; Malka Schyndel; Jacquelyn Marie Erdman
Pages 207 – 216

Reconnect with your Alumni and Connect to Donors
Elizabeth Konzak; Dwain P. Teague
Pages 217 – 225

Miscellany
TECHNICAL SERVICES REPORT
Linda Haack Lomker; Sharon Shafer; Marlena Frackowski; Dustin Larmore; Richard Wayne
Pages 226 – 244

TECH SERVICES ON THE WEB
Delmus E. Williams; Karen A. Plummer
Pages 245 – 252

REVIEWS
KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT: HISTORICAL AND CROSS-DISCIPLINARY THEMES. Danny P. Wallace. Westport, CT: Libraries Unlimited, 2007, vii, 235 pp. $60.00, ISBN 978-1-59158-502-2
Edward A. Goedeken
Pages 253 – 254

Miscellany
CRASH COURSE IN COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT. Wayne Disher. (Crash Course series) Westport, CT: Libraries Unlimited, 2007, xiii, 179 pp., paperback, $30.00, ISBN-13: 978-1-59158-559-6
Thomas E. Nisonger
Pages 254 – 257

WEB 2.0 FOR LIBRARIANS AND INFORMATION PROFESSIONALS. Ellyssa Kroski. New York, New York: Neal-Schuman Publishers Inc., 2008, 207 pp., $75.00, ISBN 978-1-55570-614-2
Rachelle Miller
Pages 257 – 258

STRUCTURES OF IMAGE COLLECTIONS: FROM CHAUVET-PONT-D’ARC TO FLICKR. Howard F. Greisdorf and Brian C. O’Connor. Westport, CT: Libraries Unlimited, 2008, 180 pp., $45.00, ISBN 978-1-59158-375-2
Joseph M. Dudley
Pages 258 – 259

Slavic & East European Information Resources – Table of Contents

Volume 10 Issue 1 2009

EDITORIAL
Karen A. Rondestvedt Editor
Page 1

In Our Libraries
A Research Guide on Islam in the Russian Federation
Sarah Fogleman
Pages 2 – 17

Sources for Russian Book Inflation Data
Wook-Jin Cheun
Pages 18 – 28

“A Dirty Place for Americans to Be”: Images of the Russian Civil War in Siberia from the Robert L. Eichelberger Collection at Duke University Libraries
Ernest Zitser
Pages 29 – 44

Russo-Serbian Orthography: Cataloging Conundrum and a Proposed Solution
Geoff Husic
Pages 45 – 60

European Romanies: A Collaborative Educational Program at the University of Florida Libraries
Alena Aissing; Richard Saltzburg
Pages 61 – 72

The Internet
The Slavic Cataloging Manual
Jacqueline Byrd
Pages 73 – 81

World Newspaper Archive
James T. Simon
Pages 82 – 87

Google and Libraries in Russia: First Experience
Yakov Shrayberg
Pages 88 – 94

Vendors’ Column
Recent Developments at the Central and Eastern European Online Library (http://www.ceeol.com/)
Bea Klotz
Pages 95 – 101

Reviews
Rossiiskaia gosudarstvennaia biblioteka [The Russian State Library]
V. V. Fedorov, ed. Moscow: Red.-izd. tsentr “Klassika,” 2006. 573 pp., ISBN: 9785945250420.
Edward Kasinec Head, Slavic & Baltic Division; Elena Kogan Professor Emerita of Library Science
Pages 102 – 106

Slavic and Russian Books and Libraries: Occasional Essays and Notes
Edward Kasinec and Robert H. Davis, Jr. With an introduction by Cynthia Hyla Whittaker. New York: Ross Publishing, 2007. ix, 219 pp. ISBN: 9780883540442.
Sandra Levy Associate Slavic Librarian, Regenstein Library
Pages 107 – 108

Russia and the Low Countries: An International Bibliography 1500–2000
Roger Tavernier. Groningen: Barkhuis Publishing, 2006. xi, 452 pp. ISBN: 9789077089040.
Anna L. Shparberg Librarian for History, German, and Slavic Studies, Fondren Library
Pages 109 – 110

Women & Gender in Central and Eastern Europe, Russia, and Eurasia: A Comprehensive Bibliography. 2 vols
Irina Livezeanu et al., eds. New York: M.E. Sharpe, 2007. ISBN: 0765607379.
Stan Trembach Instruction Coordinator/Reference Librarian
Pages 111 – 112

Razvitie bibliografii v Sibiri, XIX v. –1917 [Development of bibliography in Siberia, 19th century–1917]
S. A. Gokk. Novosibirsk: Gosudarstvennaia publichnaia nauchno-tekhnicheskaia biblioteka Sibirskogo otdeleniia RAN, 2006. 236 pp. ISBN: 9785945600973.
Irina Tarsis J.D. Candidate
Pages 113 – 116

Public Library Quarterly – Table of Contents

Volume 28 Issue 1 2009

Original Articles
Charity and Philanthrophy: The Big Difference
Anna Eleanor Roosevelt
Pages 1 – 3

The Impact of Digital Resource and Service Use on Urban Residents in New England Public Libraries—A Survey Report
Yan Quan Liu; Agnes Wnuk
Pages 4 – 23

Changes in Rural Libraries and Librarianship: A Comparative Survey
Robert Flatley; Andrea Wyman
Pages 24 – 39

Library Services for the Poor: Implications for Library Education
Wendell L. Wray
Pages 40 – 48

Why Librarians Matter to Poor People
Lisa Gieskes
Pages 49 – 57

Guess Who’s Coming to Work: Generation Y. Are You Ready for Them?
Ginny Barnes
Pages 58 – 63

Non-Book Items in US Public Libraries
Douglas A. Galbi
Pages 64 – 67

Book Reviews
Pages 68 – 73

Original Articles
Learning Sites, References and Notes
Compiled by the Editors
Pages 74 – 95

Volume 28 Issue 2 2009

Miscellany
A Conversation about Library Futures
Glen Holt
Pages 97 – 98

Original Articles
The Rules Have Changed, and We Librarians Must Change as Well: A Reflection on the Future Inspired by Experiences at Midwinter ALA
Carl Grant
Pages 99 – 108

Communicating the Impact of Free Access to Computers and the Internet in Public Libraries: A Mixed Methods Approach to Developing Outcome Indicators
Samantha Becker; Michael D. Crandall; Karen E. Fisher
Pages 109 – 119

Library Services for Immigrants, An Abridged Version
Abridged by the Editor
Pages 120 – 126

Library and Information Services to the Arabic-Speaking Community: A Survey of Michigan Public Libraries
Charlene L. Al-Qallaf; Joseph J. Mika
Pages 127 – 161

Centering Essential Immigrant Help on the Library Web site: The American Place (TAP) at Hartford Public Library
Homa Naficy
Pages 162 – 175

Wild West Libraries: A Study of Southwest Kansas Public Libraries
Marta Lee
Pages 176 – 191

Music Reference Services Quarterly – Table of Contents

Volume 12 Issue 1 & 2 2009

Best of Music Reference Services Quarterly Volume 11
Jennifer Ottervik
Pages 1 – 2

Navigating Digital Sheet Music on the Web: Challenges and Opportunities
Ana Dubnjakovic
Pages 3 – 15

Electronic Resources Columns
It Isn’t Your Father’s Piano!
Harry E. Pence
Pages 17 – 19

Pandora, Or, A Never-ending Box of Musical Delights
Gerry Szymanski
Pages 21 – 22

Last.fm: People-Powered Online Radio
Jon Haupt
Pages 23 – 24

Twitter’s Complex Simplicity: How Small Is the Next Big Thing?
Devin K. Farmer
Pages 25 – 27

Naming That Tune: Mobile Music Information Retrieval Systems
Jenny Colvin
Pages 29 – 32

Life on a Stick, with Music
Harry E. Pence
Pages 33 – 35

Off The Beaten Path Column
The ARChive of Contemporary Music: An Interview with Bob George
Laura L. Moody
Pages 37 – 41

Book Reviews
Analyses of Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century Music, 1940–2000. (Music Library Association Index and Bibliography Series, no. 34)
Brien Weiner
Pages 43 – 44

The Business of Audio Engineering
Stephan J. Macaluso
Pages 44 – 49

>A Conductor’s Guide to Nineteenth-Century Choral-Orchestral Works
H. Stephen Wright
Pages 49 – 51

The Flute On Record: The 78 RPM Era, A Discography
Susannah Cleveland
Pages 51 – 53

Jazz Fiction: A History and Comprehensive Reader’s Guide. (Studies in Jazz, no. 55)
Raleigh Dailey
Pages 53 – 55

Music Library and Research Skills
Christopher E. Mehrens
Pages 55 – 59

Music Research: A Handbook
Stephanie Bonjack
Pages 59 – 61

Olivier Messiaen: A Research and Information Guide. (Routledge Music Bibliographies)
Brian Hart
Pages 61 – 63

Peggy Gilbert & Her All-Girl Band
Renée McBride
Pages 63 – 65

Twentieth-Century Countertenor Repertoire
Brian McMillan
Pages 65 – 67

Medical Reference Services Quarterly – Table of Contents

Volume 28 Issue 1 2009

Original Articles
Making Generic Tutorials Content Specific: Recycling Evidence-based Practice (EBP) Tutorials for Two Disciplines
Keven M. Jeffery; Lauren Maggio; Mary Blanchard
Pages 1 – 9

Quantifying the Effectiveness of Interactive Tutorials in Medical Library Instruction
Rozalynd P. Anderson; Steven P. Wilson
Pages 10 – 21

Using Blogs and Wikis in a Graduate Public Health Course
Laura Cobus
Pages 22 – 32

Does Instruction in the Use of Personal Digital Assistants Increase Medical Students’ Comfort and Skill Level?
Rose Guerrieri; Margarita Kokinova
Pages 33 – 43

Doing Without: Serving Allied Health Programs at Universities Without Medical Schools
Robin B. Devin
Pages 44 – 55

ONLINE UPDATES: A COLUMN FOR SEARCH ANALYSTS: Roberta Bronson Fitzpatrick, Column Editor

TIMELIT: Topics in Medical Education Database
Roberta Bronson Fitzpatrick
Pages 56 – 64

NAVIGATE THE NET: Dawn Littleton, Column Editor
Health Care Professions: Career Information on the Internet for Students
Rose Guerrieri
Pages 65 – 76

HOSPITAL INFORMATION SERVICES: Cheryl R. Dee, Linda Garr Markwell, Jane Bridges, and Margaret Bandy, Column Editors

Moving a Hospital Library
Jane Bridges
Pages 77 – 87

INFORMATICS EDUCATION: Stewart Brower and Linda Hasman, Column Editors
New “Starting Points” for Resources by Subject
Katherine A. Prentice; Julie K. Gaines; Linda S. Levy
Pages 88 – 97

Miscellany
FROM THE LITERATURE: Terry Henner, Column Editor
Terry Henner Column Editor
Pages 98 – 104

Book Reviews
BOOK REVIEWS: Elizabeth Connor, Book Review Editor
Elizabeth Connor Book Review Editor
Page 105

BOOK REVIEWS: Elizabeth Connor, Book Review Editor
A Review of: “Essential Evidence: Medicine that Matters”
Essential Evidence: Medicine that Matters By David Slawson, Allen Shaughnessy, Mark Ebell, and Henry Barry Reviewed by Nicole Mitchell
Nicole Mitchell
Pages 105 – 106

A Review of: “Health Information for Youth: The Public Library and School Library Media Center Role By W. Bernard Lukenbill and Barbara Froling Immroth.”
Westport, CT: Libraries Unlimited, 2007. 236p. ISBN 978-1-59158-508-4. $45.00.
Judy P. Bolstad
Pages 106 – 107

A Review of: “The Street.com Ratings’ Guide to Health Insurers.”
50th Ed. The Street.com Ratings, Inc. Millerton, NY: Greyhouse Publishing, 2007. 550p. ISBN 978-1-59237-256-0. $249.00 (single edition), $499.00 (annual subscription).
Linda Hasman
Pages 107 – 108

A Review of: “Usage Statistics of E-serials. Edited by David C. Fowler”
Binghamton, NY: The Haworth Information Press, 2007. 297p. ISBN 978-0-7890-2987-4. $69.95. ISBN 978-0-7890-2988-1. $39.95.
Michael Heyd
Pages 108 – 110

Volume 28 Issue 2 2009

Original Articles
Feeding the Fledgling Repository: Starting an Institutional Repository at an Academic Health Sciences Library
Ann Koopman; Dan Kipnis
Pages 111 – 122

Virtual Information for Patient Care—VIP Care: An Electronic Collection to Promote Learning Among Third-Year Medical Students
Jane Ichord
Pages 123 – 132

Virtual Reference: Chat with Us!
Mariana Lapidus; Irena Bond
Pages 133 – 142

Evaluation of a New Clinical Librarian Service
Cynthia J. Vaughn
Pages 143 – 153

ONLINE UPDATES: A COLUMN FOR SEARCH ANALYSTS: Roberta Bronson Fitzpatrick, Column Editor

United States National Library of Medicine Drug Information Portal
Colette Hochstein; Jeanne Goshorn; Florence Chang
Pages 154 – 163

NAVIGATE THE NET: Dawn Littleton, Column Editor
Supporting Academic Health Centers with Knowledge Management: Learning from the Web
Dawn Littleton
Pages 164 – 171

HOSPITAL INFORMATION SERVICES: Cheryl R. Dee, Linda Garr Markwell, Jane Bridges, and Margaret Bandy, Column Editors

Free-range RSS Feeds and Farm-raised Journals: What to Expect When Using RSS as a TOC Service
Adelaide Myers Fletcher
Pages 172 – 179

INFORMATICS EDUCATION: Stewart Brower and Linda Hasman, Column Editors

Teaching First-year Medical Students Where to Go First: Connecting Information Needs to e-resources
Elizabeth C. Whipple; Margaret W. (Peggy) Richwine; Kellie N. Kaneshiro; Frances A. Brahmi
Pages 180 – 186

Miscellany
FROM THE LITERATURE: Terry Henner, Column Editor
Terry Henner Column Editor
Pages 187 – 192

Book Reviews
BOOK REVIEWS: Elizabeth Connor, Book Review Editor
Elizabeth Connor Book Review Editor
Page 193

BOOK REVIEWS: Elizabeth Connor, Book Review Editor
A Review of: “Drug Information: A Guide to Current Resources. 3rd Ed. Snow, Bonnie.”
New York: Neal-Schuman Publishers, 2008. 546p. ISBN 978-1-55570-616-6. $195.000.
Elizabeth Connor
Pages 193 – 194

BOOK REVIEWS Elizabeth Connor, Book Review Editor
A Review of: “Introduction to Reference Sources in the Health Sciences. 5th Ed. Huber, Jeffrey T.; Boorkman, Jo Anne; and Blackwell, Jean, eds.”
New York: Neal-Schuman Publishers, Inc., 2008. 386p. ISBN 978-1-55570-636-4. $85.00.
Doris Wisher
Pages 194 – 195

BOOK REVIEWS: Elizabeth Connor, Book Review Editor
A Review of: “Users’ Guides to the Medical Literature: A Manual for Evidence-Based Clinical Practice. 2nd Ed. Guyatt, Gordon; Rennie Drummond; Meade, Maureen; and Cook, Deborah eds.”
New York: Mcgraw-Hill, 2008. 836p. ISBN 9780071590341. $64.95.
Linda Hasman
Pages 195 – 196

A Review of: “The Medical Library Association Guide to Health Literacy. Kars, Marge; Baker, Lynda M.; and Wilson, Feleta L., eds.”
New York: Neal-Schuman Publishers, Inc., 2008. 313p. ISBN 978-1-55570–625-8. $75.00.
Mary Virginia Taylor
Pages 197 – 198

Library & Archival Security – Table of Contents

Volume 22 Issue 1 2009

Miscellany
Editor’s Note
Christopher Brown-Syed
Page 1

Introduction to Special Section: Archival Insecurities
Richard J. Cox
Pages 3 – 4

Original Articles
Insider Theft: Reviews and Recommendations from the Archive and Library Professional Literature
Ross Griffiths; Andrew Krol
Pages 5 – 18

The “Sleazy” Underbelly of Museum Collecting: Archiving Theft in Museums
Lucy T. Jones
Pages 19 – 32

A Different Kind of Archival Security: Three Cases
Richard J. Cox; Abigail Middleton; Rachel Grove Rohrbaugh; Daniel Scholzen
Pages 33 – 60

Shosoin: The Oldest Archive in Japan
Hiromitsu Inokuchi
Pages 61 – 70

Legal Reference Services Quarterly – Table of Contents

Volume 28 Issue 1 & 2 2009

Legal Research: MacCrate’s “Fundamental Lawyering Skill” Missing in Action
Barbara Bintliff
Pages 1 – 7

Setting the Stage
Commentaries on Hicks’ ‘Teaching Legal Bibliography’: With an Addendum by Robert Berring
Michael Chiorazzi; Shaun Esposito
Pages 9 – 30

Legal Research Theory
Thinking Like a Research Expert: Schemata for Teaching Complex Problem-Solving Skills
Paul D. Callister
Pages 31 – 51

Teaching Advanced Legal Research: Philosophy and Context
Robert C. Berring; Kathleen Vanden Heuvel
Pages 53 – 62

A Motivational Perspective on First-Year Legal Research Instruction
Kris Gilliland
Pages 63 – 75

Best Practices in Teaching Legal Research

Best Practices: What First-Year Law Students Should Learn in a Legal Research Class
Nancy P. Johnson
Pages 77 – 99

On Teaching Advanced Legal Research
Christopher A. Knott
Pages 101 – 131

The Skills They Need: International and Foreign Legal Research
Mary Rumsey
Pages 133 – 149

State-Specific Legal Research Instruction: Curricular Stepchild or Core Competency?
Victoria K. Trotta; Beth DiFelice
Pages 151 – 177

Journal of Library Administration - Table of Contents

Volume 49 Issue 1 & 2 2009

Original Articles
Modularizing Information Literacy Training via the Blackboard eCommunity
Mike Knecht; Kevin Reid
Pages 1 – 9

Embedded Librarians: MLS Students as Apprentice Librarians in Online Courses
Linda L. Lillard; Scott Norwood; Kate Wise; Jan Brooks; Royce Kitts
Pages 11 – 22

Getting Published: An Overview for Off-Campus Librarians
Michael Lorenzen
Pages 23 – 33

Every Step You Change: A Process of Change and Ongoing Management
Gina D. Matesic
Pages 35 – 49

Delivery to the Sharp End of the Spear: Responding to the Need for Library Support to the Deployed and Downrange Military Community
Edward W. Murphy
Pages 51 – 57

Embedding General Education Competencies into an Online Information Literacy Course
Srivalli Rao; Agnes Cameron; Susan Gaskin-Noel
Pages 59 – 73

Establishing a Baseline: History, Evolution and Evaluation of Grand Valley State University’s Off-Campus Library Services
Brian Ryckman; Valeria Long; Emily Yedinak
Pages 75 – 88

Building a Virtual Campus: Librarians as Collaborators in Online Course Development and Learning
Susan E. Shepley
Pages 89 – 95

Beyond the Library’s Walls: Using Library 2.0 Tools to Reach Out to All Users
Jill M. Sodt; Terri Pedersen Summey
Pages 97 – 109

How May We Help You? Online Education Faculty Tell Us What They Need from Libraries and Librarians
Beth Thomsett-Scott; Frances May
Pages 111 – 135

Expanded Assessment Study Examining the Citation Patterns from Traditional and Nontraditional Institutions and Their Effect upon the Quality of Doctoral Dissertation Reference Lists
Johanna Tuñón; Bruce Brydges
Pages 137 – 159

The Virtual Library Liaison: A Case Study at an Online University
Robin Veal; Erika Bennett
Pages 161 – 170

Going Global: Providing Library Resources and Services to International Sites
Zhonghong Wang; Paul Tremblay
Pages 171 – 185

Study Abroad Students: Designing Library Services to Meet Their Needs
Alica C. White; Yunshan Ye; Margaret Guccione
Pages 187 – 196

Taking Library Instruction into the Online Classroom: Best Practices for Embedded Librarians
Amy C. York; Jason M. Vance
Pages 197 – 209

Volume 49 Issue 3 2009

Preface
Fred M. Heath
Pages 211 – 212

Original Articles
Welcoming Remarks
William Powers Jr.
Pages 213 – 215

Possible Futures for the Research Library in the 21st Century
James J. Duderstadt
Pages 217 – 225

Lecture: Impact of Digital Scholarship on Research Libraries
Clifford Lynch; Don E. Carleton
Pages 227 – 244

Panel 1: Continuity and Change in University Scholarship
Bernard Frischer; John Unsworth; Lorcan Dempsey; Tom Staley
Pages 245 – 260

Panel 2: The Implications of Digital Scholarship for Research Libraries: Challenges of Access and Preservation
Dan Connolly; Kevin Guthrie; Alice Prochaska; Andrew Dillon
Pages 261 – 279

Panel 3: Into the Glass Darkly: Future Directions in the 21st Century
Karen Hunter; Donald Waters; Lizabeth Wilson; Fred M. Heath
Pages 281 – 301

Community Forum: Research Libraries in the Digital Age
Duane Webster; Betty Sue Flowers
Pages 303 – 310

The University of Texas: Looking Forward: Research Libraries in the 21st Century
Fred M. Heath
Pages 311 – 324

Volume 49 Issue 4 2009

Miscellany
Introduction
Sue Polanka
Pages 325 – 326

Original Articles
What Will Become of Reference in Academic and Public Libraries?
Jack O’Gorman; Barry Trott
Pages 327 – 339

Student Values and Research: Are Millennials Really Changing the Future of Reference and Research?
Charles H. Becker
Pages 341 – 364

The Read/Write Web and the Future of Library Research
Sarah Houghton-Jan; Amanda Etches-Johnson; Aaron Schmidt
Pages 365 – 382

Creating Opportunities: Embedded Librarians
Martin A. Kesselman; Sarah Barbara Watstein
Pages 383 – 400

The Integrated Library System: From Daring to Dinosaur?
Laura Kinner; Christine Rigda
Pages 401 – 417

Balancing Act for the Future: How the Academic Library Engages in Collection Development at the Local and Consortial Levels
Laura Kinner; Alice Crosetto
Pages 419 – 437

The Future of Academic Publishing: A View From the Top
Jayne Marks; Rolf A. Janke
Pages 439 – 458