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Issue 2 - 2020

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Measuring the levels of sources of ICT self-efficacy among the Humanities and Social Sciences undergraduates in Sri Lanka

Champa N. K. Alahakoon, S. Somaratne
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15 Sep 2020

23(2):1-26
User Satisfaction on library resources and services: survey conducted in main library of the Open University of Sri Lanka

K. M. R. K. Amarasekara, M. M. I. K. Marasinghe
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15 Sep 2020

23(2):27-46
Reopening the academic library in the post-pandemic season: A lesson-learned from the COVID-19 pandemic

I. D. K. L. Fernando, P. K. Jayasekara
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15 Sep 2020

23(2):47-70
Organization of knowledge in Ayurveda medical systems: an analytical approach

C. K. Gamage
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15 Sep 2020

23(2):71-88
Product/Service diversification through direct, indirect and additional services: librarian’s perspective in Sri Lankan Universities

J. J. G. Arachchige
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15 Sep 2020

23(2):89-114
Correlation between the Altmetrics Attention Score (AAS) and the Citation Count (CC): A study based on highly cited breast cancer articles

P. K. Jayasekara, K. S. Abu
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15 Sep 2020

23(2):115-136
Awareness on privacy settings in Social Networking Sites among the undergraduates in Eastern University, Sri Lanka

J. Lavanya, S. Santharooban
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15 Sep 2020

23(2):137-156
Application of mixed metrics of bibliometric analysis on the journal of the University Librarians’ Association of Sri Lanka (2005 to 2019): with special reference to VOS viewer visualization

M. N. Ravikumar, T. Ramanan
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15 Sep 2020

23(2):157-184
A review of research progress and projection of future publication trend amongst the science stream academics of University of Jaffna, Sri Lanka

U. Latha, Iresha M. Lakshman
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15 Sep 2020

23(2):185-202
Previous Experiences of University New Entrants’ School Library Usage: with Reference to Veterinary Medical Students, University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka

S. Weerasinghe
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15 Sep 2020

23(2):203-219

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