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News Reviews+ Technology Programs+ Design People Public Libraries Academic Libraries Events ">BOOKS font-size:14px;"> Read-Alikes for ‘The Judge’s List’ by John Grisham | LibraryReads Spotlight: Jennifer Egan’s The Candy House, Apr. 2022, Pt. 4 | Prepub Alert SPONSORED SPONSORED Books in Spanish: Meeting the Needs of a Burgeoning Demographic SPONSORED What Is the Impact of Opening Research? [Podcast] SPONSORED Mastermind Mary Kubica Triumphs with Local Woman Missing More Sponsored Content SPONSORED SPONSORED Books in Spanish: Meeting the Needs of a Burgeoning Demographic SPONSORED What Is the Impact of Opening Research? [Podcast] SPONSORED Mastermind Mary Kubica Triumphs with Local Woman Missing EXPLORE LJ Editors' Picks All Stories Research infoDOCKET COVID-19 INDUSTRY NEWS Fine-Free: It's Time | Editorial Meredith Schwartz,Nov 01, 2021 The movement in public libraries toward eliminating late fines for borrowed materials is equitable—and practical.

INNOVATION Global Change Games | Programs That Pop Karen Ciccone,Nov 04, 2021 A team at North Carolina State University Libraries hascreated the Global Change Gamesseries to help engagestudents with global change topics.

LIS Careers During COVID: Placements and Salaries Survey 2021 Suzie Allard,Oct 27, 2021 2020 LIS graduates faced a dip in salaries, an increase in remote work, and a drop in satisfaction, but not a major rise in unemployment.

LIS Catherine Sheldrick Ross | Remembrances Lisa Henderson, Lynne McKechnie, Pam McKenzie, Paulette Rothbauer, and Lucía Cedeira Serantes,Oct 28, 2021 Catherine Sheldrick Ross died on September 11. Professor, dean, and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada, she was a renowned library and information scholar. She leaves a legacy of research and publications critical to reader, reference, and public services.

More Editors' Picks INDUSTRY NEWS Circ Disrupted | 2021 Materials Survey Barbara Hoffert,Feb 04, 2021 COVID shifts drove falling print circ and rising ebooks. But will it last?LJ's 2021 Materials Survey looks at some of the last year's trends.

IMPACTS America's Star Libraries: The LJ Index of Public Library Service 2020 Keith Curry Lance,Dec 21, 2020 This is the 13th year of the LJ Index of Public Library Service and Star Library ratings. The 2020 scores and ratings are based on FY18 data from the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) Public Library Survey (PLS). Because of that delay, they don’t reflect the impact of the coronavirus; that won’t be reflected in the data until 2022. The big news in this year’s edition is that successful retrievals of electronic information (e-retrievals)—measuring usage of online content, such as databases, other than by title checkout—joins the six other measures that determine the LJ Index.

INDUSTRY NEWS How COVID-19 Has Transformed Reference Services for Public and Academic Libraries Mahnaz Dar,Nov 10, 2020 Whether librarians are providing services in-person or virtually, reference has changed with the pandemic.

LIS First Jobs Out of Library School: Placements Salaries survey reports on the experiences of LIS students who graduated and sought their first librarian jobs in the previous year: in this case, 2019. Salaries and full-time employment are up, but so are unemployment and the gender gap; 2019 graduates faced a mixed job market even before the pandemic.

More Research INFODOCKET Drexel University and Brandywine Workshop and Archives Partner to Expand First Free and Inclusive Database of Contemporary Art From Diverse Artists Gary Price,Nov 14, 2021 From Drexel University: Drexel University and the Brandywine Workshop and Archives (BWA) have partnered to extend and improve Brandywine’s Artura.org, the nation’s first free online database of contemporary diverse art and artists. A recent $500,000 grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation will fund the project that will be managed by Drexel’s Lenfest Center for [] INFODOCKET Report: “Among Many U.S. Children, Reading For Fun Has Become Less Common, Federal Data Shows” Gary Price,Nov 13, 2021 From Pew Research: The shares of American 9- and 13-year-olds who say they read for fun on an almost daily basis have dropped from nearly a decade ago and are at the lowest levels since at least the mid-1980s, according to a survey conducted in late 2019 and early 2020 by the National Assessment of [] INFODOCKET Research Preprint: “(Mis)perceptions and Engagement on Twitter: COVID-19 Vaccine Rumors on Efficacy and Mass Immunization Effort” Gary Price,Nov 13, 2021 The following research article (preprint) was recently shared on arXiv. Title (Mis)perceptions and Engagement on Twitter: COVID-19 Vaccine Rumors on Efficacy and Mass Immunization Effort Authors Filipo Sharevski DePaul University Allice Huff DePaul University Peter Jachim DePaul University Emma Pieroni DePaul University Source via arXiv arXiv:2111.05815 November 10, 2021 Abstract This paper reports the findings [] INFODOCKET University of Illinois Library Receives $248,000 IMLS National Leadership Grant to Preserve Email Gary Price,Nov 12, 2021 From the University of Illinois Library: The Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) has awarded a $248,326 National Leadership – Libraries Grant to the Library at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. The project’s goal is simple: to make it easier for archives, businesses, journalists, and individuals from all walks of life to preserve email. [] More infoDOCKET NEWS Library Associations, Agencies, Workers Advocate for Early Vaccination Priority Lisa Peet,Feb 09, 2021 When the long-awaited COVID-19 vaccines began to roll out in mid-December 2020, their distribution was immediately complicated by a shortage of doses and widespread uncertainty about who would be given priority. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) issued suggested guidelines for phased allocation. When it was not yet clear who would be next, many library workers, leaders, and associations began advocating for public facing library workers to be vaccinated as soon as feasible.

INDUSTRY NEWS Where Are We: The Latest on Library Reopening Strategies Erica Freudenberger,Feb 02, 2021 In the messy middle of the pandemic, library leaders share how things have changed since March 2020, their takeways, and continuing challenges.

BOOKLISTS COVID-19 Resources LJ Reviews,Oct 14, 2020 Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the number of books on the subject has been increasing exponentially. This introductory list, which will be updated regularly, is meant to help collection development librarians get started on determining which books work best for their collections.

More COVID-19 A Little Hope"/> REVIEWS+ Author Ethan Joella discusses his debut novel, A Little Hope Simon Nov 15, 2021 SPONSORED Ethan Joella teaches English and psychology at the University of Delaware and specializes in community writing workshops. His work has appeared in River Teeth, The Cimarron Review, The MacGuffin, Delaware Beach Life , and Third Wednesday. He lives in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, with his wife and two daughters. A Little Hope is his first novel.

BOOK PULSE Winners Announced For The Goldsmiths Prize and The National Outdoor Book Award | Book Pulse Anita Mechler,Nov 12, 2021 Isabel Waidner wins the 2021 Goldsmiths Prize forSterling Karat Gold. The 2021 National Outdoor Book Awards are announced. Announcements also arrive for the 2021 Warwick Prize for Women in Translation shortlist, the 2022 Aspen Words Literary Prize longlist, and the 2021 Governor General’s Literary Awards finalists.Interviews arrive with Nancy Pearl, winner of the Literarian Award for Outstanding Service to the American Literary Community, and Abdulrazak Gurnah, 2021 winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature. Adaptation news is out for 25 books by romance writer Brenda Johnson and Jodi Picoult’s Wish You Were Here.

CONFERENCE COVERAGE 2021 Charleston Conference Looks at Collections, EDI, Mentorship, and More Lisa Peet,Nov 11, 2021 The 2021 Charleston Conference, held as a hybrid of in-person and virtual events, reflected many of the concerns of academic librarianship in the COVID-19 era. Sessions were lively and engaging, with a focus on practical information and an eye on ways to ensure that services and programs would remain sustainable in uncertain times.

READERS' ADVISORY Read-Alikes for 'The Dark Hours' by Michael Connelly | LibraryReads Julie Graham, Janet Lockhart, and Jenna Persick,Nov 11, 2021 LibraryReads and Library Journal offer read-alikes for patrons waiting to read The Dark Hoursby Michael Connelly.

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