How Librarians Can Help Improve Law Journal Publishing

Keele, Benjamin J.; Pearse, Michelle

doi:10.2139/ssrn.1993283

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“…Furthermore, there are some included studies that discuss social media as a tool for law libraries to perform unique tasks in promoting and marketing resources and services. For examples, the study by Keele & Pearse (2012) focuses on social media and its roles in promoting content of published legal journals. Jayasuriya & Brillantine's (2007) paper proposes the idea of using social media to create virtual law library tours.…”

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Social Media Objectives and Challenges for Law Libraries: a Systematic Literature Review

Intahchomphoo¹,

Jeske²,

Landriault³

2016

Legal Information Management

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Abstract:The purpose of this paper is to examine the scholarly peer-reviewed publications relating to social media objectives and challenges of law libraries. The methodology is that of a systematic literature review. The studies included in this systematic literature review show that the social media objectives of law libraries are: promoting and marketing resources and services, supporting legal research teaching and tutorials, and providing reference services. Secondly, law libraries face some challenges with their social media usage regarding the quality and scope of content, technological difficulties, and online privacy.

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confidence: 99%