Welcome to Research Matters
This blog is designed to do two things:
Firstly to highlight and reflect upon research issues within the library and information world, with a particular focus on research into practice (one of my soap boxes…) and
Secondly, to suppport my students taking their research methods module and completing their research dissertation as part of their MA in Information Studies at the University of Brighton. Postings here will point you in the direction of useful research-related library and information science resources, articles, seminars etc.
I hope you find it helpful- please comment on anything you find here.
Enjoy your research!
Juliet
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About me: Juliet Eve
I am a Prinicpal Lecturer in the School of Computing, Mathematical and Information Sciences at the University of Brighton, and currently Head of the Division of Information and Media Studies.
I teach on our postgraduate library and information management courses (the MA Information Studies, a first professional qualification offered as a full time or part time course; and our two continuing professional development courses the MSc Information Management, and the MSc Information Mangagement (Health), both of which offer a full MSc route as well as stand alone modules in a flexible semi-distance learning format).
My research interests are primarily
- the role of the public library in society (past research has specifically focused on evaluation studies, ICT and lifelong learning developments)
- the relationship between research and practice
I am a committee member of LIRG, the Library and Information Research Group (a CILIP special interest group) and currently the newsletter editor.
My most recent project was a sector interaction study for the AHRC on interactions bewteen library and archive researchers and practitioners. Articles from the project have been published in CILIP’s Update (this links you to the article) and in LIRG’s journal, Library and Information Research. The latter article is available from the Univeristy of Brighton’s repository here.
Previous research and articles are listed on my University of Brighton homepage, and most can be downloaded from our institutional repository.
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Hi Juliet
Great to see another colleague blogging – looks like a really interesting blog – looking forward to seeing future posts.
Martin
Comment by Martin De Saulles | June 22, 2008