Keynote address
Perspectives to practices
Michael Olsson and Annemaree Lloyd | Being in place: embodied information practices.
Ola Pilerot, Björn Hammarfelt and Camilla Moring | The many faces of practice theory in library and information studies.
Sally Irvine-Smith | Information through the lens: information research and the dynamics of practice.
Literacies, competences and learning.
Cecilia Andersson | The front and backstage: pupils’ information activities in lower secondary school.
Trine Schreiber | E-learning objects and actor-networks as configuring information literacy teaching.
Syeda Hina Batool and Sheila Webber | Conceptions of school libraries and the role of school librarians: findings from case studies of primary schools in Lahore.
Gillian Oliver | The records perspective: a neglected aspect of information literacy. [Short paper]
Eamon Tewell | Resistant spectatorship and critical information literacy: strategies for oppositional readings.
Veronica Johansson and Louise Limberg | Seeking critical literacies in information practices: reconceptualising critical literacy as situated and tool- mediated enactments of meaning.
Åse Hedemark and Jenny Lindberg | Stories of story-time: the discursive shaping of professional identity among Swedish children’s librarians.
Jutta Haider | Controlling the urge to search. Studying the informational texture of practices by exploring the missing element.
Information and its users
Hilary Yerbury and Ahmed Shahid | Social media activism in Maldives: information practices and civil society.
John Mowbray, Hazel Hall, Robert Raeside and Peter Robertson | The role of networking and social media tools during job search: an information behaviour perspective.
Bhuva Narayan and Medina Preljevic | An information behaviour approach to conspiracy theories: listening in on voices from within the vaccination debate.
Polona Vilar and Alenka Šauperl | Archivists about students as archives users.
Kjell Ivar Skjerdingstad | The anatomy of excitement: teenagers’ conceptualizations of literary quality.
Sylwia Frankowska-Takhari, Andrew MacFarlane, Ayşe Göker and Simone Stumpf | Selecting and tailoring of images for visual impact in online journalism
Tanja Merčun and Maja Žumer | Exploring the influences on pragmatic and hedonic aspects of user experience. [Short paper]
Research on research
Pär Sundling | Library and information science according to the citing pattern of students: a bibliometric study.
Fredrik Åström, Björn Hammarfelt and Joacim Hansson | Scientific publications as boundary objects: theorizing the intersection of classification and research evaluation. [Short paper]
Fereshteh Didegah, Ali Gazni, Timothy D. Bowman and Kim Holmberg | Internationality in Finnish Research: an examination of collaborators, citers, tweeters, and readers. [Short paper]
Tove Faber Frandsen | Citing the innovative work of the original inventors: an analysis of citation to prior clinical trials.
Terttu Kortelainen, Mari Katvala and Anni- Siiri Länsman | Attention and altmetrics.
Concepts, theories and paradigms
Jeppe Nicolaisen | The problem of probability: an examination and refutation of Hjørland’s relevance equation.
Birger Hjørland | A rejoinder to Nicolaisen’s refutation of Hjørland’s relevance definition.
Ciaran B. Trace | Phenomenology, experience, and the essence of documents as objects.
Theresa Anderson and Simon Knight | Learning analytic devices: co-forming, re-forming, in- forming. [Short paper]
Fidelia Ibekwe-Sanjuan | The journey of information: how students perceive information in France using the draw and write technique.
Jenna Hartel | Information behaviour, visual research, and the information horizon interview: three ways.
Tim Gorichanaz | Genre, format and medium across the information professions.
Methods and methodologies
Johanna Rivano Eckerdal and Charlotte Hagström | Qualitative questionnaires as a method for information studies research.
Brian L. Griffin | Metatheory or methodology? Ethnography in library and information science.
Public libraries
Ragnar Andreas Audunson and Sunniva Evjen | The public library: an arena for an enlightened and rational public sphere? The case of Norway.
Andreas Vårheim | Public libraries, community resilience, and social capital.
Michael Widdersheim and Masanori Koizumi | Methodological frameworks for developing a model of the public sphere in public libraries. [Short paper]
Michael Widdersheim | Late, lost, or renewed? A search for the public sphere in public libraries.
Shannon Crawford Barniskis | To what ends, by which means? The development of the library faith from moral uplift to makerspace.
Knowledge organization
Jack Andersen | Genre, the organization of knowledge and everyday life.
Deborah Lee | Conceptions of knowledge about classification schemes: a multiplane approach.
Melanie Feinberg | The value of discernment: making use of interpretive flexibility in metadata generation and aggregation.
Information and work
Esther Ebole Isah and Katriina Byström | Enacting workplace information practices: the diverse roles of physicians in a health care team
Katriina Byström, Ian Ruthven and Jannica Heinström | Work and information: which workplace models still work in modern digital workplaces?
Anita Nordsteien | Handling inconsistencies between information modalities - workplace learning of newly qualified nurses
Mediation
Sanjica Faletar Tanackovic, Koraljka Golub and Isto Huvila | The meaning of interoperability and its implications for archival institutions: challenges and opportunities in Croatia, Finland and Sweden.
Kim Tallerås and Nils Pharo | Mediation machines: how principles from traditional knowledge organization have evolved into digital mediation systems.
Ulrika Kjellman | Images as scientific documents in Swedish race biology: two practices.
