Toward Redefining Library Research Support Services in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand: An Evidence-Based Practice Approach
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| contents | Toward Redefining Library Research Support Services in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand: An Evidence-Based Practice Approach Alisa Howlett Eleanor Colla Rebecca Joyce Web Sites Academic Libraries Universities Foreign Countries Library Research Library Services Reference Services Research Bibliometrics Information Management Data Context Effect Research Utilization Citation Analysis Influence of Technology Social Change Evidence Based Practice Research Libraries An increasingly complex and demanding research landscape has seen university libraries rapidly evolve their services. While research data management, bibliometrics, and research impact services have predominantly featured in the literature to date, the full scope of support libraries are currently providing to their institutions is unknown. This paper aims to present an up-to-date view of the scope and extent of research support services by university libraries across Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand. A coding process analyzed content data from university library websites. Eleven research support areas were identified. Service delivery is split between synchronous and asynchronous modes. This paper describes a lived experience of an evidence-based library and information practice approach to improving research support services at two Australian university libraries, and while it highlights continued maturation of research support services, more research is needed to better understand influences on service development. |
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| spellingShingle | Toward Redefining Library Research Support Services in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand: An Evidence-Based Practice Approach Alisa Howlett Eleanor Colla Rebecca Joyce Web Sites Academic Libraries Universities Foreign Countries Library Research Library Services Reference Services Research Bibliometrics Information Management Data Context Effect Research Utilization Citation Analysis Influence of Technology Social Change Evidence Based Practice Research Libraries Toward Redefining Library Research Support Services in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand: An Evidence-Based Practice Approach Alisa Howlett Eleanor Colla Rebecca Joyce Web Sites Academic Libraries Universities Foreign Countries Library Research Library Services Reference Services Research Bibliometrics Information Management Data Context Effect Research Utilization Citation Analysis Influence of Technology Social Change Evidence Based Practice Research Libraries An increasingly complex and demanding research landscape has seen university libraries rapidly evolve their services. While research data management, bibliometrics, and research impact services have predominantly featured in the literature to date, the full scope of support libraries are currently providing to their institutions is unknown. This paper aims to present an up-to-date view of the scope and extent of research support services by university libraries across Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand. A coding process analyzed content data from university library websites. Eleven research support areas were identified. Service delivery is split between synchronous and asynchronous modes. This paper describes a lived experience of an evidence-based library and information practice approach to improving research support services at two Australian university libraries, and while it highlights continued maturation of research support services, more research is needed to better understand influences on service development. |
| title | Toward Redefining Library Research Support Services in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand: An Evidence-Based Practice Approach |
| topic | Web Sites Academic Libraries Universities Foreign Countries Library Research Library Services Reference Services Research Bibliometrics Information Management Data Context Effect Research Utilization Citation Analysis Influence of Technology Social Change Evidence Based Practice Research Libraries |
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