Research Methods in Library and Information Science (Library and Information Science Text Series)
by Marie L. Radford, Lynn Silipigni Connaway
This book from the Library and Information Science Text Series by Marie L. Radford and Lynn Silipigni Connaway introduces core research methods for library and information science. It provides foundational knowledge and practical guidance for conducting studies in professional and academic contexts, supporting evidence-based decision-making in the field.
About This Book
Research Methods in Library and Information Science offers a comprehensive guide to methodologies used in the field. Authored by Marie L. Radford and Lynn Silipigni Connaway, it is part of the Library and Information Science Text Series.
The book covers key approaches to research, providing practical insights for students and practitioners. It emphasizes techniques relevant to library settings and information management.
Readers gain an understanding of how to apply these methods to real-world challenges in libraries and information science. The text serves as a valuable resource for building research skills.
Designed for academic use, it supports the development of evidence-based practices in the profession. The series format ensures accessibility and depth for learners at various levels.
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