• Collection development in public libraries in Waterberg district, Limpopo province, South Africa 

  Tembo, Lethabo Hazel (2023-11-14)

  Collection development in public libraries is a process of acquiring, managing books and maintaining the library’s collection such as books, periodicals, audio-visual materials and digital resources. Collection needs to ...
• Advocacy of the oral history projects: processes that should occur to create public awareness in the project undertaken by Gauteng Provincial Archives 

  Schellnack-Kelly, Isabel; Saurombe, Nampombe (Department of Sport, Arts and Culture, 2024)

  In March 2023, Veritas College in Springs, Ekurhuleni, undertook a fun history lesson where the Grade 4 learners were required to acknowledge and celebrate influential historical figures. Several of the children selected ...
• Accessing collective memory: case study of a South African nature conservation institution 

  Schellnack-Kelly, Isabel (Department of Sport, Arts and Culture, 2024)

  As a government body, South African National Parks (SANParks) is responsible for nature conservation, tourism and socio-economic development of communities neighbouring the national game reserves. Government bodies, like ...
• History, a compulsory component of basic education in South Africa from 2023 – Are South African archivists ready? 

  Schellnack-Kelly, Isabel (IOS Press, 2024)

  History helps society understand its past and its influence on the present and future. South Africa is a country with a unique history, comprising of varying accounts from the different people that make up its ‘rainbow’ ...
• Development of Open Education Resources to Teach Oral History: Perspectives of a Sports Heritage-Engaged Scholarship Initiative in Gauteng, South Africa 

  Schellnack-Kelly, Isabel; Saurombe, Nampombe (Unisa Press, 2024)

  Gaps exist in archival practices, and developments are in progress to decolonise and transform archives by supplementing existing archival collections with oral history accounts. This is a recent development in the archival ...
• Developing Smart Archives in Society 5.0: Leveraging Artificial Intelligence for Managing Audiovisual Archives in Africa 

  Schellnack-Kelly, Isabel; Modiba, Mashilo (Sage, 2024)

  In the age of Society 5.0, marked by the profound integration of digital technologies and human society, the preservation and management of audiovisual archives in Africa face substantial challenges. The application ...
• Information sharing on social media pages related to wildlife conservation in a South African national game reserve 

  Schellnack-Kelly, Isabel (Emerald Publishing Limited, 2024)

  Purpose – Social media sites contribute significantly to nature conservation in, that they enlighten and educate those members of the public who would ordinarily not be in a position, or would not be fortunate enough to ...
• Accessing collective memory: the role of oral history in building an inclusive archives reflecting a people’s archives 

  Schellnack-Kelly, Isabel (Emerald Publishing Limited, 2024)

  Purpose – The purpose of this article is to discuss accessing oral history in building an inclusive archives from communities that once dwelled in the Kruger National Park. In March 2022, in the Daily Maverick, the South ...
• OHASA Conference Proceedings 

  Zimu-Biyela, Acquinatta Nomusa; Schellnack-Kelly, Isabel (Deapartment of Sports, Arts and Culture, 2023-10)

  Literature indicates that oral history (OH) is an important traditional pedagogical tool that can be used to supplement textbooks in the classroom. It can help learners, including those in the foundation phase, during ...
• Digital resources in an academic hybrid library: assessment of usage pattern among history and international studies postgraduates in a Nigerian University 

  Nwokedi, Grace; Schellnack-Kelly, Isabel (University of Nebraska Lincoln, 2023-04-01)

  The purpose of this inquiry is to investigate the usage pattern of academic hybrid library digital resources by history and international studies postgraduates. Qualitative case study was adopted as the research design of ...
• Access to information by visually and hearing-impaired patrons at the selected public libraries in Drakenstein municipality 

  Molepo, Raesetja Lydia (2023-02)

  Access to information by all, including the visually and hearing-impaired people, is a crucial service to unlocking opportunities, as it can contribute to nation-building, economic growth, and good governance. In South ...
• Utilisation of lean principles to enhance processes and workflows of electronic resources at an Academic Library in South Africa 

  Abrahams, Rafiekah (2023-01)

  Academic libraries, once hailed as the “heart of academia”, are currently competing with their institution’s academic departments and support services for resources and recognition. To stay current and relevant in serving ...
• Facilitating knowledge retention in cross-border mergers in the telecommunications industry of Lesotho 

  Tseole, Tahleho Emmanuel (2020-09)

  Knowledge should be retained because it is an organisational asset. The management of knowledge, particularly knowledge retention, has been widely researched by several scholars. However, little research has been done on ...
• Management of tacit knowledge at the city of Johannesburg library and information services, South Africa 

  Nkomo, Lydia (2019-09)

  The strength of an organisation lies in its ability to manage tacit knowledge. Ideally, organisations who wish to remain service-oriented in this Fourth Industrial Revolution should comprehend the importance of tacit ...
• Information-seeking behaviour of history and international studies postgraduates in an academic hybrid library in Nigeria 

  Nwokedi, Grace Iyabo (2022-12-05)

  This thesis was designed with the purpose of investigating the “Information-Seeking Behaviour” (ISB) of history and international studies postgraduates in an academic hybrid library in Nigeria. The study consisted of eight ...
• Establishing a university records management programme in South Africa : a case study of the University of the Free State 

  Mestile, Lwazi Daysman (2023-08-13)

  As long as records are successfully managed, the management of records is essential to all organisations, including universities. Ad hoc records management makes it impossible to actively manage a business, to be held ...
• Using LibQUAL to evaluate user satisfaction with library services at the Aloe Park South African Police Service (SAPS) National Library, Pretoria, South Africa 

  Kaapu, Nora Hlabisang (2021)

  The purpose of the study was to use LibQUAL to evaluate user satisfaction regarding the current and perceived library resources and services at the Aloe Park SAPS National Library, Pretoria, South Africa. Its main objectives ...
• Identifiable information management system to protect patients’ confidentiality in Tshwane healthcare centres, South Africa 

  Mothiba, Isaac Mpho (2023-03)

  Protecting Personal Identifiable Information for confidentiality in healthcare services cannot be overstated. Existing policies pursue to have an extensive influence on information and records management systems in healthcare ...
• Adoption and use of library services platforms by Librarians at the National University of Lesotho library 

  Tsukulu, Sylvia Mamonaheng (2024-02)

  The purpose of this study is to understand the factors that influenced the adoption and use of library services platforms (LSPs) at the National University of Lesotho (NUL) library named Thomas Mofolo (TM), using the ...
• To infinity and beyond: Deconstructing the Information Science curricula to ensure sustainability of the profession 

  Jacobs, Lorette (2024-04)

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