Publication Patterns of U.S. Academic Librarians and Libraries, 2018-2022, with Comparison to Previous Studies
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| author | Sandra L. De Groote Felicia Barrett Paula R. Dempsey Carl A. Lehnen Jung Mi Scoulas |
| author_facet | Sandra L. De Groote Felicia Barrett Paula R. Dempsey Carl A. Lehnen Jung Mi Scoulas Sandra L. De Groote Felicia Barrett Paula R. Dempsey Carl A. Lehnen Jung Mi Scoulas |
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| contents | Publication Patterns of U.S. Academic Librarians and Libraries, 2018-2022, with Comparison to Previous Studies Sandra L. De Groote Felicia Barrett Paula R. Dempsey Carl A. Lehnen Jung Mi Scoulas Academic Libraries Librarians Publications Journal Articles Library Science Information Science Authors Productivity COVID-19 Pandemics This study continues a series on publication patterns of refereed library and information science journal articles by United States academic librarians (USALs). Following previous studies conducted in 5-year increments starting in 1993, this study covers 52 journals from 2018 to 2022. The proportion of USAL-authored articles decreased despite an overall increase in USAL publications. Coauthorship and the percentage of USALs who publish three or more articles in 5 years increased. Large public research universities remain the most productive. The change in percentages of USAL and non-USAL articles in the studied journals points to differences in growth among journals. COVID-19 appeared to impede USAL productivity. |
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| spellingShingle | Publication Patterns of U.S. Academic Librarians and Libraries, 2018-2022, with Comparison to Previous Studies Sandra L. De Groote Felicia Barrett Paula R. Dempsey Carl A. Lehnen Jung Mi Scoulas Academic Libraries Librarians Publications Journal Articles Library Science Information Science Authors Productivity COVID-19 Pandemics Publication Patterns of U.S. Academic Librarians and Libraries, 2018-2022, with Comparison to Previous Studies Sandra L. De Groote Felicia Barrett Paula R. Dempsey Carl A. Lehnen Jung Mi Scoulas Academic Libraries Librarians Publications Journal Articles Library Science Information Science Authors Productivity COVID-19 Pandemics This study continues a series on publication patterns of refereed library and information science journal articles by United States academic librarians (USALs). Following previous studies conducted in 5-year increments starting in 1993, this study covers 52 journals from 2018 to 2022. The proportion of USAL-authored articles decreased despite an overall increase in USAL publications. Coauthorship and the percentage of USALs who publish three or more articles in 5 years increased. Large public research universities remain the most productive. The change in percentages of USAL and non-USAL articles in the studied journals points to differences in growth among journals. COVID-19 appeared to impede USAL productivity. |
| title | Publication Patterns of U.S. Academic Librarians and Libraries, 2018-2022, with Comparison to Previous Studies |
| topic | Academic Libraries Librarians Publications Journal Articles Library Science Information Science Authors Productivity COVID-19 Pandemics |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1494904 |