Název: Na důkazech založené knihovnictví, akční výzkum a designové myšlení jako teoreticko-metodologické rámce pro informační studia a knihovnictví
Variantní název:
- Evidence-based librarianship, action research and design thinking as theoretical and methodological frameworks for library and information studies
Zdrojový dokument: ProInflow. 2016, roč. 8, č. 1, s. 128-138
Rozsah
128-138
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ISSN1804-2406
Trvalý odkaz (handle): https://hdl.handle.net/11222.digilib/135200
Type: Článek
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Abstrakt(y)
Text upozorňuje na propast mezi akademickým výzkumem a praxí v knihovnách. Představuje tři teoreticko-metodologické rámce pro překonávání této propasti – na důkazech založené knihovnictví, akční výzkum a designové myšlení. Jádrem článku je systematické porovnání uvedených přístupů – jejich charakteristik, procesu a typických metod, které k výzkumu používají. Autorka navazuje na Hjørlandův koncept praxe podložené výzkumem a tento text formuluje jako příspěvek do debaty o tomto konceptu.
Text draws attention to the devide between academical research and library practise. It represents three theoretical a methodological frameworks for overcoming this devide – evidence-based librarianship, action research and design thinking. The core of the article is a systematic comparison of the approaches – its characteristics, typical processes and methods that are used for research. The author follows the Hjørlands concept of research based practice and the text formulated as a contribution to the debate on this concept.
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