17 librarians and one big undertaking: creating a digital project from start to finish

Hartsell-Gundy, Arianne; Lawton, Kelley; Rozear, Hannah

doi:10.1080/1941126x.2019.1709730

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“…In addition, according to the results obtained from the studies, communication between teammates and project management software is better (Kelly & O'Gara, 2018). Also, according to the results obtained, people working on the project gained much knowledge of soft skills (Hartsell-Gundy et al, 2020), not just the traditional knowledge, as the librarian has been familiar with it for many decades. Adding PM skills to their knowledge always benefits both libraries and librarians.…”

Section: Advantages Of Using Project Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Conveying the idea is a very analytic part of any project. The project requirements must impart the opportunities to intensify the skills which will prepare them for their near future projects (Hartsell-Gundy et al, 2020). The other challenge most commonly faced by the libraries is budgeting; GW libraries also have a hard time budgeting for the requirements of the project personnel training to keep up with the research (Stoddard, Gillis, and Cohn, 2019).…”

Section: Challenges Of Using Project Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Effectiveness of The Project Management in Libraries: A Systematic Review

2023

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Technology is used to keep track of things and timing and make the best decision on the information available. Project Management (PM) has to offer through its various software and technical tools. PM software has always been compared to the traditional ways of libraries. If a library has always been compared to its traditional ways of doing projects, PM brings systematic strategies to the planned project of libraries from beginning to end. The main objective of this research is to find a systematic literature review on the software of PM, the -advantages of using PM in libraries, and the challenges faced by the libraries using PM. This research used the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) to illustrate the systematic literature review. The terms “Project Management” and (“library” OR “libraries”) were applied to the advanced research of the five databases: Ebscohost, Emerald, Scopus, WOS, and ScienceDirect were selected databases to ensure relevant studies were captured. The main finding from the research is that using Project Management software in libraries has many advantages, such as clarity of planning and a good understanding of technical tools and software, despite many challenges. It provides end-to-end planning and can be adapted to frequent changes to increase productivity and success. In addition, unlike other studies, this study indicates the missing gap in the literature, and it is hoped that it will guide the researchers.

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Section: Advantages Of Using Project Managementmentioning

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Section: Challenges Of Using Project Managementmentioning

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Effectiveness of The Project Management in Libraries: A Systematic Review

2023

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“…Universtiry libraries and digital resources: The second important cluster is shown in blue with 25 co-occurrences. There is a tendency here to link DRCs to skills people have to access resources held in universities' databases and make critical use of retrieved information (Hartsell, Lawton & Roear, 2020). There is a great strength with links related to digital divide represented by the lack of skills to perform advanced searches on digital bibliographic media (Arshad & Ameen, 2018), as well as with informational literacy, understood as the technical and experiential skills of researchers to process information with the use of technology (Tsatsou, 2018).…”

Section: Q5 Emerging Lines Of Researchmentioning

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Research Competencies Mediated by Technologies: A Systematic Mapping of the Literature

Reyes

Morales

2021

Education in the Knowledge Society

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This study starts from the need to identify which are the research competencies mediated by technologies, required to support the acquisition of knowledge in higher education institutions. The work developed here aims to analyze the scientific production related to the subject with the intention of identifying current research trends. To achieve this, the method of systematic review of literature adjusted to social sciences was used, taking as a source of information the Scopus database. The results indicate that most of the scientific texts have been produced in English, and that the treatment of the topic has been constantly developed since 2016, mostly from the approach of the relationship between research strategies with digital literacy, information literacy, access to digital library databases and the development of critical thinking.

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“…Library, resource, university: The second important cluster is shown in blue with 25 cooccurrences. There is a tendency here to link DRCs to skills people have to access resources held in universities' databases and make critical use of retrieved information [57]. There is a great strength with links related to digital divide represented by the lack of skills to perform advanced searches on digital bibliographic media [58], as well as with informational literacy, understood as the technical and experiential skills of researchers to process information with the use of technology [52,59].…”

Section: Q3 Distribution Of Scientific Publications Per Countrymentioning

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Research Competencies Mediated by Technologies: A Systematic Review of the Literature in Scopus

Reyes¹,

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2020

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Cultivating research competencies facilitated by the use of technology in the university is crucial to boost acquisition of knowledge, educational innovation, and successful professional development. The objective of this article is to analyze the evolution and characteristics of scientific production that has had the greatest impact on the momentum of investigative competencies and their articulation within technological scenarios. Applying various selection criteria in the Scopus database, we utilized systematic, bibliometric mapping as a methodological strategy in which 250 articles related to the topic were identified, then analyzed with the semantic analysis software VOSViewer. The results indicate that there is an emerging line of research on the subject since 2016 and point to the underdevelopment of lines that associate research skills with digital literacy, information literacy, digital libraries databases, and the development of critical thinking.

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17 librarians and one big undertaking: creating a digital project from start to finish

Cited by 6 publications

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Effectiveness of The Project Management in Libraries: A Systematic Review

Effectiveness of The Project Management in Libraries: A Systematic Review

Research Competencies Mediated by Technologies: A Systematic Mapping of the Literature

Research Competencies Mediated by Technologies: A Systematic Review of the Literature in Scopus

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