DJIM Volume 7: A Year of Change and Growth

Authors

  • Amy McLay Paterson

Keywords:

Editorial, change, DJIM,

Abstract

Out-going Editorial Chair Amy Paterson introduces DJIM's 7th volume, highlighting the issue's recurring themes, both in the articles and behind the scenes.

Author Biography

Amy McLay Paterson

Amy Paterson is a second year MLIS student from Halifax, NS. Her interest in DJIM is fuelled by a passion for reading, writing, teaching and teachnology. Her primary research interest is in the educational role of libraries and how scholarly publishing can facilitate this role.

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Issue

Vol. 7 No. 1 (2011)

Section

Editorial

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