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Conference Papers, Presentations & Posters (Department of Library Services): Recent submissions
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Walking the tightrope: balancing everyday work responsibilities with managing a multi-phase project (2023)The existence of academic libraries is attributable to the value librarians are adding to teaching, learning, and knowledge production. To be able to achieve this, the library must ensure that the information needs of its ...
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(2023)Transformational agreements were formally launched at the University of Pretoria (UP) at the beginning of 2022. Although, by that time, the movement to open access was well aligned with institutional values of openness, ...
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(UP DLS, 2022-06)When covid-19 stroke Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) in 2020, academic libraries which are hubs and first point of contact were one of the sectors that experienced a contactless world. Online user and/or learning ...
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(2022-10)The literature on people’s learning in workplace settings is clear that the creation of knowledge in organizations is inherently social and normative, and relies on shared notions, such as the testimony of others, group ...
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(2022-06)A common practice in modern academic libraries is to move physical collections to storage facilities, and repurpose the gained spaces into functional, flexible and interactive research environments, that align with the ...
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(UP Space, 2021-11-10)Artificial Intelligence (AI) places the learning and development of Library staff in the spotlight. With the growing prevalence of Robots and AI-powered systems, there is a growing need for the alignment of Library employees ...
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(UPDLS, 2022)
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(2022)In September 2019 the Humanities Faculty at the University of Pretoria had their centenary celebrations. The Humanities Faculty library collaborated with the Department of English to produce a month-long Mind-Altering Books ...
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(University of Pretoria, 2022-03-29)Messier 87 (M87) is a spectacular radio galaxy located in our cosmic backyard. Its proximity has allowed astronomers to study it in detail across the electromagnetic spectrum. M87 shows a complex structure in the radio ...
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(2022)Emerging technologies allow us as humans to innovate and create. But what about 3D scanning? There is an array of 3D scanners available which are based on many different technologies, each with its own limitations, advantages ...
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(2022-06-08)Remaining relevant has been a widespread topic not only in business, but in academia as well. This is because we are experiencing rapid and transformative changes attributable to the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR). Several ...
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(2022-04-29)As custodians of knowledge, South African universities, and by extension their libraries, have critical advantages to develop large scale collaborations and innovation capacities. However, due to this advantage, these ...
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(2019-03-25)
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(University of Pretoria, 2019)
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(2022-09-07)As custodians of knowledge, South African universities have critical advantages to develop large scale collaborations and innovation capacities. However, due to this advantage, these institutions are pressured by government ...
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Assessing the larger innovation ecosystem in a university to aid academics towards the new “normal” (2021-08-28)Hands-on engagement disappeared almost overnight when the pandemic struck. Over a year later, and the new normal is still being established. One of the debates in determining the new normal is whether remote sessions are ...
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(2021-08-17)For most of us, 2020 started as just another year, where we made our resolutions for the coming year. Some of us worked on strategies to be a better person, others wanted to eat and live healthier, and there were those ...
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