New Issue of Pathfinder Published
September 9, 2023
Pathfinder is a student-led, open access journal dedicated to promoting the scholarly work of students and early career information professionals from across Canada. Based at the University of Alberta, issues are published once a year and are peer-reviewed.
The 2022-23 Editor-in-Chief of Pathfinder is Arianna Alcaraz.
Vol 4, No 1 (2023)
Table of Contents
Original Research
We Are Starving for Information: The Information Practices of Life Coaches
Madelin Burt-D’Agnillo
Scholarly Articles
The Library’s Educational Role in Bridging the Digital Divide
Jessica Jutras
Remixing “Taste”: Spotify Blend Playlists and User Listening Data
Morghen Jael
Abandoned But Not Forgotten: A Proposal for Orphan Works Use in Archives
Elisa Kuhn
Looking to the Future: Indigenous Data Sovereignty and Policy in Canada
Morgan Paul
Literature Reviews
Seeds of Sustainability: Roles and Practices of Seed Libraries
Juliana Rupchan
Chat Reference: A Review of Question Types and Its Implication to Staffing and Communication Strategies
hiuwing sze
Belonging and Uniqueness as Essential Elements for Inclusive Workplaces: A Literature Review
Allison Stewart
How are Public Libraries in Alberta Responding to the Needs of Older Adults? A Literature Review
Paula Kirman
The Information Practices of Canadian Family Caregivers of People with Down Syndrome
Kim Humes, Alison Brown
How are Art Librarians Using Information Literacy Instruction to Support Art Studio Students?
Ashley Huot
Research Posters
Virtual Reality in Libraries: Does VR create a Safer Space for 2SLGTBQ+ and IBPOC people?
Candie Tanaka
Reflections
Reflections on Information Literacy in the ChatGPT Era
Joel Blechinger
SIMSArchive: Reflections on Processing 50 years of LIS Student Association Records
Maddie Hare, Geoff Krause
Travels with a Small-town Librarian: Reflections from Coast to Coast
Shelby Wilson-Powell
A Human Librarian Interviews ChatGPT
Chelsea Humphries
Teaching Resources
Referral Strategies: A Learning Object for Chat Operators
Carling Spinney
Co-Created and Student-led Teaching Materials: The FOODWAYS Research Project
Dellannia Segreti
FIP Extended Abstracts
Talks and Transformation: An Introduction to the FIP 2023 Conference
Paula Kirman
Climate Change Considerations in Public Library Collection Development
Maia Trotter, Olesya Komarnytska
The Role of Special Collections in Climate Change Movements
Danielle Deschamps, Michaela Morrow
Fossils in a Digital Age Preserving: 3D Fossil Data in Digital Libraries
Anneliese Eber
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