... design and assessment for GenAI-integrated education, highlighting key competencies, ethical principles and implementation guidelines. Findings This paper presents an integrated perspective on the key skills and competencies needed for learning with GenAI, alongside strategies for designing effective...

...: studies of librarians' values and comparisons of professional codes of ethics. Some suggest that information professionals are a diverse group and that it is not possible to identify a single set of values held by all (Kirk and Post‐Anderson, 1992 ; Berleur and Brunnstein, 1996). Others (Hauptman, 2002...

...Synnøve Ulvik; Gunhild Salvesen Purpose The purpose of this paper is to discuss whether the outcomes of a reference transaction can be improved by focusing on the ethical dimension of the conversation between user and librarian. The aim is to provide a better understanding of the ethical...

...)   £39 (pbk), £59.95 (hdbk) © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2007 --> Public ownership Economics Law Ethics Trade Library services This book provides an in‐depth and yet accessible treatise on the implications of globalisation as represented by the impact of the World Trade...

...Mark Winston Purpose This article seeks to address the need for ethical and informed leadership in professions in general and library and information science in particular, and the challenges of professional education in library and information science in providing a theoretical basis...

...Robert W. Vaagan As the LIS field is being restructured world‐wide, a survey of key institutions and relevant literature confirms that ethics and its information age derivative “infoethics” are becoming important components of LIS research and teaching. LIS scholars and educators need to train...

...Paul Sturges The absence of a formal code of ethics for librarians in Britain until 1983 meant that ethical values were passed on by example rather than precept. Increased interest in ethical issues in the 1970s, when the profession was seen as in crisis, resulted in discussions within the Library...

... not primarily in terms of their efficiency, but in terms of their ability to successfully enhance key pedagogical criteria (p. 166). © MCB UP Limited 2002 Information technology Higher education Learning Organizational change Ethics Edited by Peter Roberts and Mark Chambers...

... for librarians, and Burbules’ clear article on the ethical dimension of credibility helps clarify the problem for information professionals. Other good, informative articles include that of Wengert on some ethical aspects of the Web and censorship and Carbo and Almagno’s excellent account of the University...

... they order or reserve a PC. Technical solutions include deleting bookmarks, transferring the computer back to its original set‐up before a new start and so on. The Danish Library Authorities recommend the use of ethical guidelines for the use of Internet services in the library. These guidelines...

... and impose the law or the licence, on the one hand, with a post‐modern customer ethic, on the other. Implications for teaching information law and ethics are explored. Jekyll and Hyde‐like, our student (standard disclaimer ‐ fictitious, all similarities to any known or real‐life event or character...

... . Ilford : Christian Librarians’ Fellowship, No. 21   1997 . 67 pp. , ISSN: 0309-4170   £2 (published twice a year) Ethics Librarianship Religion The issue opens with an interesting paper entitled “False gods and blasphemy” by Ken Bakewell. Professor Bakewell was formerly on the staff...

... of operating within the framework of such a code. Includes some thoughts on the future of a code of professional conduct for librarians. Codes of practice Ethics Librarians Professionalism One of the key elements identifying a full‐blown profession ‐ recognized widely by both the general public...