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Leila Rod-Welch

University of Northern Iowa

Affiliations

College of Education

Department of School Library Studies

Department Of Reader Service

NoneLeila Rod-welch is currently serving as a College Of Education faculty at University of Northern Iowa.

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Leila Rod-Welch

University of Northern Iowa

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information science library management electronic library electronic publishing technology english literature archival research academic librarianship research library library science communication social computing social media digital humanities world literature undergraduate research servicelearning digital mediums online information higher education digital scholarship web-based collaboration information access social software document engineering military context military institutions educational services international librarianship scholarly communication social networking tools arl member libraries library instruction collection management relative preferences comparative preferences military science library outreach academic departments paper/printed books uni preferences rod library survey

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Library Outreach and Instruction to Academic Departments of Military Science and Rotc Cadets. Internet Reference Services Quarterly (2017)

higher educationmilitary contextmilitary scienceeducationservicelearningacademic librarianshiplibrary outreachacademic departmentsundergraduate researchmilitary institutionsresearch libraryeducational servicesperformance studies

Relative Preferences for Paper and for Electronic Books: Implications for Reference Services, Library Instruction, and Collection Management. Internet Reference Services Quarterly (2013)

library sciencedocument engineeringelectronic librarycollection managementtechnologyenglishlibrary instructionelectronic publishingrelative preferencesarchival researchdigital humanitiesinformation sciencelibrary management

Uni Preferences for Ebooks and Paper/Printed Books: A Rod Library Survey. (2013)

library sciencerod library surveyelectronic libraryenglishacademic librarianshipelectronic publishingdigital scholarshipuni preferencesprintmakingscholarly communicationpaper/printed booksarchival researchliteratureresearch libraryinternational librarianshipinformation sciencelibrary management

Comparative Preferences for Ebooks and Paper/Printed Books. (2012)

world literatureelectronic librarycomparative preferenceselectronic publishingliterature

Incorporation and Visibility of Reference and Social Networking Tools on Arl Member Libraries' Websites. Reference Services Review (2012)

web-based collaborationtechnologycommunicationarl member librariesonline informationdigital mediumssocial computingsocial mediainformation accesssocial softwaresocial networking toolsinformation sciencelibrary management

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Leila Rod-Welch

University of Northern Iowa

Affiliations

College of Education

Department of School Library Studies

Department Of Reader Service

NoneLeila Rod-welch is currently serving as a College Of Education faculty at University of Northern Iowa.

Honors

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Leila Rod-Welch

University of Northern Iowa

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Library Outreach and Instruction to Academic Departments of Military Science and Rotc Cadets. Internet Reference Services Quarterly (2017)

Relative Preferences for Paper and for Electronic Books: Implications for Reference Services, Library Instruction, and Collection Management. Internet Reference Services Quarterly (2013)

Uni Preferences for Ebooks and Paper/Printed Books: A Rod Library Survey. (2013)

Comparative Preferences for Ebooks and Paper/Printed Books. (2012)

world literatureelectronic librarycomparative preferenceselectronic publishingliterature

Incorporation and Visibility of Reference and Social Networking Tools on Arl Member Libraries' Websites. Reference Services Review (2012)

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