Featured Researcher Spotlight on: Nicollette Brant, Laura Jara, Melissa Maldonado, and Marisa Méndez-Brady
Contributing Editor Paige Sundstrom discusses and explores POC mentorship in research in this Featured Researchers post
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Book Review: Masked by Trust: Bias in Library Discovery
Masked by Trust: Bias in Library Discovery (2019), written by Matthew Reidsma, Web Services Librarian at Grand Valley State University, and published by Library Juice Press, an imprint of Litwin Books, takes the burgeoning literature in critical algorithm studies and applies it to library discovery systems.
Listen In: Discussions from the Field
In this post, our Listen In Contributing Editors Symphony Bruce and Charlotte Brun highlight the work of four LIS researchers and their examination of privacy protocols on library websites.
Book Review: Academic Libraries for Commuter Students: Research-based Strategies
Grace Haynes, a LibParlor Contributing Editor, reviews Academic Libraries for Commuter Students.
Featured Researcher: Spotlight on Kate Dohe
Kate Dohe shares her thoughts on critical theory and sustainable spaces in digital libraries.
Listen In: Discussions from the field
In this post, our Listen In Contributing Editor Charlotte Brun discusses recent literature on the information needs of maximum security prisoners in Scotland.
Featured Researcher Spotlight On: Dr. Tonia Sutherland
Dr. Tonia Sutherland discusses her research agenda, her writing process, and more in this LibParlor interview.
Book Review: Critical Approaches to Credit-Bearing Information Literacy Courses (2019)
Matthew Weirick Johnson, LibParlor Contributing Editor, discusses their favorite chapters, the use of critical reflection, and
Reflections from an ACRL first time attendee
This April, I attended my first ACRL conference. As ACRL is by far the largest conference I’ve attended, I definitelyContinue Reading
Listen In: Discussions from the field
In this post, our Listen In Contributing Editors Symphony Bruce and Charlotte Brun reflect on the role of practicing professionals in current publishing trends of public library scholarship, based upon current research in the field.
