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Vol 6, No 1 (2021): Journal of New Librarianship

Published July 29, 2021

Issue Description

Sixth volume of the journal includes columns from across the profession, book reviews, essays and peer-reviewed articles.

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Peer Reviewed Articles

From Passive Participants to Active Learners: Open Educational Resources as a Vehicle to Move Beyond One-shot Library Instruction
Karna Younger
84-126
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Columns

Boosting Student Success and Reducing Inequalities with Free Access to Course Materials
Cheryl Cuillier
1-14
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Building Partnerships by Infusing Kindness: A Social Worker and Librarian's Shared Journey to Meaningful Cross-Discipline Collaboration
Calantha Tillotson, MLIS, Amy Ward, MSW, DSW, LCSW
15-22
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Creating a Choose-Your-Own-Adventure Library Orientation: The Process of Using a Text-based, Interactive Storytelling Tool to Take your Orientation Virtual
Amber Sewell
23-32
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Crisis Prepared Foundations: Partnerships and Systems Awareness in Educational Institutions
Dustin Fife
33-40
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Moving Mountains: Lessons Learned from a Campus-wide Free Textbook Initiative in Response to a Global Pandemic
Eric Werth, Katherine Williams, Tyler Kroon
41-48
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Video Chat at the Front Desk: Providing In-Person Help from a Distance
William Helman, Sara Arnold-Garza, Hannah Krauss, Jennifer Wodarczyk
49-58
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Pandemic as Opportunity : Creating and Implementing a Live Virtual Reference Desk
Judy MacLeod Reardon, Carey Huddlestun, Karen Doster-Greenleaf
59-69
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Book Reviews

Review of Faculty-Librarian Collaborations: Integrating the Information Literacy Framework into Disciplinary Courses
Cathy Troupos
70-75
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Review of The Library Outreach Cookbook
Geraldine Kalim
76-78
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Review of Student Wellness and Academic Libraries: Case Studies and Activities for Promoting Health and Success
Tiffany Henry
79-80
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Review of Training Research Consultants: A Guide for Academic Libraries
Lauren McMillan
81-83
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Review of Approaches to Liaison Librarianship: Innovations in Organization and Engagement
Justin Fuhr
127-131
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