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1Strategies for ensuring trustworthiness in qualitative research projectsEducation for Information20044,159
2The Mixed Methods Appraisal Tool (MMAT) version 2018 for information professionals and researchersEducation for Information20181,312
3Student perceptions of information literacy instruction: The importance of active learningEducation for Information201263
4Innovation ... or instrumental drift? The “New Vocationalism” and information and library education in the United KingdomEducation for Information199462
5Towards a postmodern context for information and library educationEducation for Information199961
6UNESCO and human resource development for the ‘Information Society’Education for Information199859
7From library studies to information scienceEducation for Information198756
8Data science programs in U.S. higher education: An exploratory content analysis of program description, curriculum structure, and course focusEducation for Information201650
9Hypertext instructional programs and learner control: a research reviewEducation for Information199645
10Strategies for gaining access to organisations and informants in qualitative studiesEducation for Information200445
11Primary school students, information literacy and the WebEducation for Information200135
12Training for Library and Information Studies: a comparative overview of LIS education in AfricaEducation for Information200033
13Learning Information Retrieval through an Educational Game. Is Gaming sufficient for learning?Education for Information200033
14Student citation practices in an Information Science DepartmentEducation for Information200131
15Competencies needed for future academic librarians in PakistanEducation for Information200229
16Weaving diversity into LIS: An examination of diversity course offerings in iSchool programsEducation for Information201129
17Curriculum response to a changing national and international information environment: Theoretical and methodological paradigms on review and revision1Education for Information200127
18Teaching online to campus-based students: The experience of using WebCT for the community information module at Manchester Metropolitan UniversityEducation for Information200126
19Using students' perceptions of participation in collaborative learning activities in the design of online learning environmentsEducation for Information200126
20iSchools and non-iSchools in the USA: An examination of their master's programsEducation for Information201226
21Incoming first year undergraduate students: How information literate are they?Education for Information200525
22The perceived prestige of professional journals, 1995: a replication of the Kohl-Davis studyEducation for Information199624
23The Critical Incident Technique in Library and Information Management ResearchEducation for Information199922
24Follow-up on the use of portfolio assessment for a module in research information skills: An analysis of its valueEducation for Information200122
25Exploring the core: An examination of required courses in ALA-accreditedEducation for Information200921
26Distinguishing service learning from other types of experiential learningEducation for Information201521
27Using portfolio assessment in a module in research information skillsEducation for Information199920
28Tracer study of the Botswana library school graduatesEducation for Information199920
29Corporate e-learning: Justification for implementation and evaluation of benefits. A study examining the views of training managers and training providersEducation for Information200720
30Canadian LIS education: Trends and issues1Education for Information200019
31Convenience matters: A qualitative study on the impact of use of social media and collaboration technologies on learning experience and performance in higher educationEducation for Information201519
32Coverage of competencies in the curriculum of information studies: An international perspective1Education for Information200218
33Holding the center while prospecting at the periphery: Domain identity and coherence in North American information studies educationEducation for Information200218
34An overview of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) in the LIS schools of Eastern and Southern AfricaEducation for Information200318
35Defining fundamentals and meeting expectations: Trends in LIS education in AustraliaEducation for Information200317
36Auditing of information and communication technologies in library and information science education in AfricaEducation for Information200417
37Embedding information literacy in an undergraduate management degree: Lecturers' and students' perspectivesEducation for Information200617
38Citation behaviour of information science students II: Postgraduate studentsEducation for Information200617
39Quality assessment of library and information science school facultiesEducation for Information199217
40The ‘Core’ in library and/or information science education and trainingEducation for Information200316
41KM education in LIS programsEducation for Information200516
42Systematic reviews: A brief historical overviewEducation for Information201816
43Changes in academic libraries in the era of Open ScienceEducation for Information202015
44The analysis of qualitative data in LIS research projects: A possible approachEducation for Information200414
45Creativity in education: Clearness in perception, vigorousness in curiosityEducation for Information200614
46Divided by a common degree program? Profiling online and face-to-face information science studentsEducation for Information200714
47The system of professionsEducation for Information201914
48Information professionals as agents for information literacyEducation for Information200214
49Joking, being aggressive and shutting people up: the use of focus groups in LIS researchEducation for Information199713
50Supporting the development of skills for information professionalsEducation for Information200213