Document Type
Preprint
Publication Date
4-2024
Journal / Book Title
Spring 2024 New Jersey Library Association College and University Section/ACRL NJ Chapter Newsletter
Abstract
If you identify as a librarian practitioner-researcher, you may be selecting research topics based on your practice as a library professional. In order to deepen your research practice, consider incorporating elements of reflection in your work. For example, if your research is tackling a problem you are seeing in your work, such as understanding student information literacy practices, you may begin by describing the problem you see.
MSU Digital Commons Citation
Wallace, Drew; Savage, Justin; and Baird, Catherine, "Contextualizing your LIS research through reflection and dialogue" (2024). University Libraries Scholarship and Creative Works. 106.
https://digitalcommons.montclair.edu/spraguelib-facpubs/106
Published Citation
Wallace, D., Savage, J., & Baird, C. (2024, April). Contextualizing your LIS research through reflection and dialogue. Spring 2024 New Jersey Library Association College and University Section/ACRL NJ Chapter Newsletter.