Research Anthology on Collaboration, Digital Services, and Resource Management for the Sustainability of Libraries 2021
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-8051-6.ch047
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Academic and Research Libraries' Portals

Abstract: This chapter presents a synthesis of the literature on academic library portals. Library portals remain a component of the modern academic library. Portal features differ, but typically contain a single authentication process and access to metadata as well as some services (Laouar, Hacken, & Miles, 2009). The authors examined 87 papers in their review. This examination revealed six themes including: developing library portals, utilizing assessment strategies, collaborating on portal projects, incorporating… Show more

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“…Based on the responses from the university librarians and the library staff, the most common methods of informing these students about the said services included university corporate and library websites, social media tools/platforms, particularly WhatsApp, Facebook and Twitter, personal and students' group email alerts, posters, notices and brochures, word of mouth from other students, supervisors and also direct communications through the school/faculty administration and the directorates of research. According to Blummer and Kenton (2021), interactive webpages in academic and research libraries' portals can enhance user engagement and improve information literacy skills. The preceding authors noted that interactive features such as search filters, virtual reference services and multimedia resources could help users locate relevant information and engage with library resources more effectively.…”
Section: Approaches Used To Enhance the Visibility And Utilization Of...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Based on the responses from the university librarians and the library staff, the most common methods of informing these students about the said services included university corporate and library websites, social media tools/platforms, particularly WhatsApp, Facebook and Twitter, personal and students' group email alerts, posters, notices and brochures, word of mouth from other students, supervisors and also direct communications through the school/faculty administration and the directorates of research. According to Blummer and Kenton (2021), interactive webpages in academic and research libraries' portals can enhance user engagement and improve information literacy skills. The preceding authors noted that interactive features such as search filters, virtual reference services and multimedia resources could help users locate relevant information and engage with library resources more effectively.…”
Section: Approaches Used To Enhance the Visibility And Utilization Of...mentioning
confidence: 99%