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Challenges and opportunities in teaching and learning in AskALibrarian chat: differences across subject domains
Available to PurchasePaula R. Dempsey, Glenda M. Insua, Annie R. Armstrong, Holly Joy Hudson, Kristyn Caragher, Mariah McGregor
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Reference Services Review
Reference Services Review (2024) 52 (3): 420–449.
Published: 26 August 2024
... reference Chat Information literacy Virtual reference University libraries Subject librarians Instruction Effective virtual reference service requires presence of mind and flexibility in a rapidly moving context. No chat provider can master even basic reference knowledge in the wide range...
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Referring academic library chat reference patrons: how subject librarians decide
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Reference Services Review
Reference Services Review (2021) 49 (1): 94–110.
Published: 01 February 2021
... they decide whether to refer chat reference patrons to subject librarians for in-depth assistance. The initial hypothesis was that subject librarians would be more likely to refer patrons in their own areas of expertise, for several reasons: they can quickly grasp the information need and ask appropriate...
