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Validation of Knowledge Management Modules for Curriculum Design

By: Sajjad ur Rehman, Sakeena A. Al-Alawi and Abdus Sattar Chaudhry. pp. 22-45. Abstract:   This study was designed with the purpose of analysing the perceptions of senior academics and KM experts regarding the placement of KM modules in core, elective or cognate segments of the curriculum. We identified KM topics using the results of […]

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Collaboration between Medical Librarians and Primary Healthcare Physicians: A Roadmap for Enhancing Patient Education within the Sultanate of Oman

By: Mohammed Nasser Al-Suqri, Safaa Ali Al-Hasmi and Asia Ali Al-Toobi. pp. 1-21. Abstract:  Patient education, which has become an increasingly central focus of primary health care in recent years, has been proven to be associated with improved health outcomes. The nature of patient education is changing: patients increasingly seek out health information online, but

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Asia-Pacific libraries on Facebook: Content analysis on posts and interactions

By: Catherine Tan, Sum Wai Yuan Hedren, Frank Seah Eng Kiat, V.Somasundram & Evelyn Wong. pp. 65-88. Abstract: A study was conducted on 82 university library Facebook pages across 52 Asia-Pacific universities. The popularity of these Facebook pages was analysed and they reached an overall average of 9.4% of their user population. The study also

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Information needs and seeking behaviour of Business students

By: Shaheen Majid, Iftikah Hayat, Rashna Phiroze Patel and Srivatson Vijayaraghavan. pp. 14-35. Abstract: Information needs and seeking behaviour of library users are changing due to several factors such as availability of information in multiple formats, new information discovery and delivery channels particularly mobile devices, changes in scholarly communications, and the entrance of new players

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Explorations of electronic outreach – the Republic Polytechnic Library experience

By: Francy Chong and Yit Chin Chuan. pp. 1-13. Abstract:  The Republic Polytechnic Library explored the use of electronic platforms such as emails, blogs and Facebook to reach out to its intended audience.  Survey results indicate that 13% of library users did not read emails from the library and steps should be taken to improve

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Ergonomics and technostress among library professionals of engineering colleges of Anna University

By: Mahalakshmi K & S. Ally Sornam. pp. 89-102. Abstract: The degree of computer usage in libraries had been greatly increased in recent decades carrying the risk of several health hazards. The purpose of the present study is to analyse the utilisation and purpose of workspace design and to determine the prevalence of self-assessment of

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The contribution of environmental scanning to organizational performance

By: Xue Zhang, Shaheen Majid & Schubert Foo. pp. 65-88. Abstract: Environmental scanning, the radar to detect environmental signals, is serving as an effective way for organizations to cope with uncertainties and formulate adaptive strategies. Strategists and strategic management scholars also believe that effective environmental scanning would help organizations to achieve better alignment with rapidly

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Access and use of electronic information resources by scientists of the National Physical Laboratory in India: A case study

By: Shailendra Kumar & Manisha Singh. pp. 33-49. Abstract: The paper aims to determine the usefulness of e-resources to the scientists of National Physical Laboratory, New Delhi, India and their skills in using various search methods and techniques to access and utilize these resources. The study further aims to investigate the level of satisfaction with

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