Communicate: Journal of Library and Information Science
- Publisher
- nan
- ISSN
- 1115-2664
- Country
- Nigeria
- Language
- English
- Thematic area
- Social Sciences and Humanities
About this journal
Communicate: Journal of Library and Information Science' is a peer-reviewed academic journal that explores the dynamic intersection of communication and information science. Its scope encompasses a broad range of topics, including information literacy, digital literacy, information access and equity, user experience design, communication technology, and the role of information professionals in shaping information landscapes. The journal aims to foster critical dialogue and advance knowledge within the field, providing a platform for research, analysis, and theoretical exploration.
The journal's key themes revolve around the evolving nature of communication in the information age. It examines how new technologies and platforms are shaping the way we access, share, and interpret information. It also delves into the ethical and social implications of these changes, addressing issues such as information overload, digital divide, and the impact of algorithms on information dissemination. By fostering discussions on these critical themes, 'Communicate' contributes to the development of more informed and responsible information practices.
The journal's target audience includes researchers, librarians, information specialists, educators, and students working in various fields related to library and information science, communication studies, and technology. It also attracts professionals from other disciplines who are interested in the role of information in shaping contemporary society. Through its rigorous peer-review process and diverse range of articles, 'Communicate' aims to provide a platform for scholarly exchange and to promote the advancement of knowledge within its field.
'Communicate: Journal of Library and Information Science' has established itself as a respected voice within the field, making significant contributions to the understanding of communication and information science. The journal has been widely cited and referenced in academic publications, demonstrating its influence and impact on scholarly discourse. Its commitment to publishing high-quality research and fostering critical dialogue has cemented its position as a leading resource for professionals and researchers in the field.
Volumes (14 articles)
Volume 13, Issue 1 (2011)
- Application of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) to Technical Services in Libraries
- Book Review: The June 12th Political Crisis (1993 – 1998): An Annotated Bibliography by Wale Adebanwi
- Information Needs of Rural Women in Delta North Senatorial District: A Case Study of Ndokwa Area of Delta State of Nigeria
- Mainstreaming African Local Content in the Information Society: The Role of Libraries and Information Centres
- Managing Yourself and Others for Effective Performance
- Public Service Librarianship: Need for Effective User Education and Information Literacy Programmes – The Nigerian Experience
- Resource–Sharing in the Digital Age: Imperative for Law Library Development in Nigeria
- The Challenges of Records Management in University Libraries in South–South Zone of Nigeria
- The Effects of Information on Attitudinal Changes in Youths in Bauchi State – Nigeria
Volume 12, Issue 1 (2011)
- Acquiring New Competencies Through Continuing Library Education Programmes for Academic Librarians in Nigeria
- Availability and Accessibility of Journals to Postgraduate Students at the Universities of Agriculture Libraries in Nigeria
- Challenges Posed to Nigerian University Librarians by the Utilization of Information and Communication Technology (ICT)
- Marketing of Information Resources and Services in Nigerian Libraries: The Myths and the Realities
- Occupational Stress Amongst Librarians in Federal and State Universities in South–Eastern Nigeria