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Call for articles & ideas

Journal call for papers from Library Hi Tech News

Library Hi Tech News is a non-refereed journal and quickly publishes articles that are reviews of technologies, products, websites, and software; case studies; conference reports; mini-tutorials; and research in progress.   For work in progress, think of your article as a “poster session in print.”   Writing for LHTN does not preclude publishing your completed work in a refereed journal later on. 

• Google Chrome: Web Browser and Operating System
• Library Uses of Skype
• New E-Reference Services
• Mobile Library Applications
• Databases Optimized for the Mobile Web
• Review of Important Non-Library Technology Blogs
• WorldCat Local
• OPAC and ILMS Developments
• Institutional Repositories
• Web-based Calendar Applications
• Twitter and other Micoblogging Services
• Social Network Aggregation
• Google Books – New Developments and Implications for Libraries
• Second Life and Other MUVES
• Content Management Packages
• Library as Publisher: E Journal Applications/Programs
• Collaboration Networks
• Gaming and Simulation Software for Libraries
• Survey Tools for Libraries
• Ebook Platforms, Ebook Collections
• New Library Learning Spaces
• “Smart” Library Buildings
• “Green” Libraries
• Web 2.0 and Library 2.0
• Electronic Resource Management/Licensing Issues of E-Resources
• E-Science, E-Social Science, E-Humanities, Data Curation
• Open Source Software and Systems for Libraries
• Preservation of Born Digital Information
• Virtual Meetings and Conferencing, Webinars
• Software As A Service/Cloud Computing
• Digital Video / Streaming Video Content

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LHTN is Indexed and Abstracted In:

• Current Index to Journals in Education
• INSPEC
• Library and Information Science Abstracts
• Library, Information Science and Technology Abstracts
• The Informed Librarian
• Scopus