Makluman Penyelenggaraan Pangkalan Data Proquest

[MAKLUMAN PENYELENGGARAAN PANGKALAN DATA PROQUEST]

Pangkalan data PROQUEST akan membuat proses penyelenggaraan seperti maklumat berikut :

Tarikh : 10 Julai 2016 
Masa :10.00 pagi - 12.00 tengah hari ( Waktu & Tarikh Malaysia)

Special Access to LIS research on Library Spaces

Library Spaces: special access to LIS research

We’re pleased to bring you a virtual issue of specially-selected articles on the topic of ‘Library Space’. The articles, from Library Management, New Library World and Library Hi Tech journals, explore the approaches and challenges faced by libraries in developing their physical space. This is at a time when increasing provision of information in digital format, whether native or the digitization of existing collections, may call into question the need for library space (Les Watson, 2016, Editorial, New Library World, Volume 117, Issue 1/ 2) – but, when physical space nonetheless continues to play an important role in learning, teaching and research (Graham Matthews & Graham Walton in "Strategic development of university library space", below).  The articles are free to view until 2 July 2016 – simply click on the links below to view. We hope you enjoy reading!

Free papers Strategic development of university library space: Widening the influence Space development: A case study of HKUST Library Scholars and learners: a case study of new library spaces at Indiana University Informal learning spaces (ILS) in university libraries and their campuses: A Loughborough University case study

Commons consent: Librarians, architects and community culture in co-creating academic library learning spaces Reducing library space can promote the shift from storage of print-collecitons towards a learning-centre without limiting the access to information Knowledge management for library building design A framework for planning academic library spaces The MobileMaker: an experiment with a Mobile Makerspace Makers on the move: a mobile makerspace at a comprehensive public high school

Submit a paper Special issue call for papers from Library Management: Future Roles of Librarians Deadline for submissions: 31 December 2016 Submissions to our Library Studies journals are always welcome: please see the links to individual journal pages  here for more information and how to submit. More Call for Papers, Special Features and news of latest issues, on our Subject Zone below! Spread the word! Forward this email to a colleague or student

(maintenance) Emerald Insight schedule

Pihak Emerald Group Publishing akan melaksanakan proses penyelenggaraan pangkalan data mereka pada 7 Jun 2016 (Selasa) yang akan bermula pada 8:00 pagi dan berterusan sehingga 12 jam.

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3 things you need to know about Mendeley

 


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Feature 3 – Suggest Stay up-to-date with literature in your research field. As a powerful article recommender system, it will help you find relevant content more efficiently based on your discipline and research interests and user behavior. Get your customized suggestion feed now!

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#WeHaveResearch - World Milk Day

Although the most commonly consumed milk comes from cows, camel milk actually has all the essential nutrients of other milk, while at the same time can treat diseases such as jaundice, tuberculosis and asthma. Find out more on ‪#‎WorldMilkDay‬! ‪#‎WeHaveResearch‬

#WeHaveResearch is around World Milk Day, which is trending on twitter. 

The research highlights the nutritional and disease fighting elements of camel milk! 
 Link to the research - 
http://www.emeraldinsight.com/doi/full/10.1108/NFS-07-2015-0085

Link to the facebook post - https://www.facebook.com/emeraldgrouppublishing/posts/1384657981560719

 Link to the twitter post - https://twitter.com/EmeraldGlobal/status/737944280862314496