Canadian Journal of Academic Librarianship
Revue canadienne de bibliothéconomie universitaire

Volume 9, 2023 Special Focus on The Place of Teaching in Academic Librarians’ Work Guest-edited by Cal Murgu, Eveline Houtman, Lindsay McNiff, Karen Nicholson, Silvia Vong, Nicole Doro and Emily Carlisle-Johnston

Table of contents (31 articles)

Articles

  1. Autistic Employees in Canadian Academic Libraries: Barriers, Opportunities, and Ways Forward
  2. Articulations of Language and Value(s) in Scholarly Publishing Circuits
  3. Artificial Intelligence in Subject-Specific Library Work: Trends, Perspectives, and Opportunities
  4. Every Appearance of Common Sense? Applying Pierre Bourdieu’s “Sociological Gaze” to the Profession of Librarianship

Special Focus on The Place of Teaching in Academic Librarians’ Work / La place de l’enseignement dans le travail des bibliothécaires universitaires

  1. Editorial
  2. On the Enduring and Fleeting Uses of the Teaching Statement
  3. Teaching Communities: An Autoethnographic Exploration of Engaging with Students in Extracurricular Programs
  4. One within Many, Many within One: A Collaborative, Dialogical Exploration of Librarian-Teacher Identity
  5. When ‘Non-Instructional’ Librarians Teach: Navigating Faculty Status and Teaching Portfolios
  6. ADHD and the Early Career Teaching Librarian: An Autoethnography
  7. Why Would I Share? Exploring a Culture of Sharing and Collaboration in Canadian Academic Library Instruction
  8. Perspectives: Librarian Teaching Identities are Constructed and Contextual: A Case Study of Academic Librarians’ Teaching Identity Development Through a Community of Practice
  9. Visions of the Possible: Towards a Signature Pedagogy for Information Literacy Instruction
  10. Introduction des compétences informationnelles dans un cours universitaire : avantages et enjeux d’une pratique innovante
  11. Setting the Stage: A Critical Analysis of Performance-Based Approaches to Library Instruction
  12. Interrupting the Criminalization of Information in the Academic Library Classroom
  13. Library Curriculum as Epistemic Justice: Decolonizing Library Instruction Programs
  14. “The Perils of Library Instruction”: Contextualizing EdTech's Encroachment on Teaching Through Labour Theory of Value in Academic Libraries
  15. A Pedagogy of Possibility: Towards Transformative Learning in the Special Collections Classroom
  16. Imperfectionist: A Friendship-grounded Approach to Academic Library Instruction
  17. Teaching Knowledge Synthesis Methods through Online Research Consultations: A Story of Invisible Labour

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