The University of Wollongong Library aims to be recognised as a knowledge resource centre of distinction, integral to the achievement of the University's research, teaching and learning goals. The organisation fosters staff to become innovative information specialists, skilled in providing exceptional service, customised to meet individual needs and preferences. The list of publications on this site reflects staff development outcomes in those areas. A more detailed list is provided here.

Papers from 2010

Online education program for transitioning students, Lynda Cooper

Measuring the value of library resources and student academic performance through relational datasets, Margie H. Jantti and Brian Cox

Papers from 2009

Research Online: Digital Commons as a Publishing Platform at the University of Wollongong, Australia, Rebecca Daly and Michael K. Organ

Client service: competencies and communication, Donna Dee

One-stop repository shop for University of Wollongong, Michael K. Organ

Papers from 2008

Far from common: innovative approaches to designing information rich learning and research spaces, Helen E. Mandl and Margie H. Jantti

Supporting literacy and learning - on and off campus, Fran Pinkerton and Claire Collett

Papers from 2007

Major changes lead to customer satisfaction at Wollongong Uni, Margie H. Jantti and Claire Collett

Measurement and milestones - sustaining improvement, Margie H. Jantti and Felicity McGregor

Outsourcing open access: Digital Commons at the University of Wollongong, Australia, Helen E. Mandl and Michael K. Organ

Wollongong: from bunker to beauty, Felicity McGregor

Light from the tunnel: collecting the archives of business and labour at the Australian National University, 1953-2003 (Review), Michael K. Organ

Obtaining library qualifications via workplace certification: an innovative professional development program to inform and inspire library staff, Carolyn Werner

Papers from 2006

The University of Wollongong Library Professional Cadetship Experience: Developing the Skills for a Career in Librarianship, Rebecca Daly

Assessing the service needs and expectations of customers – no longer a mystery, Margie H. Jantti

Download Statistics - What Do They Tell Us? The Example of Research Online, the Open Access Institutional Repository at the University of Wollongong, Australia, Michael K. Organ

University of Wollongong Library preparing recent graduates for a professional career in librarianship, Lynne Wright and Jo-anne Lombardi

Papers from 2005

Developing a culture that values the need for assessment and continuous improvement: the growth of a learning organisation, Margie H. Jantti

Quality, Service, Excellence: a decade of quality, Margie H. Jantti

High level learning by design: the nuts and bolts of assessment and evaluation in a Doctorate of Business Administration program, Suzanne M. Lipu and A. Hill

Exploring the mystery of service satisfaction, Felicity McGregor

Information-based websites, Alison Norris

Papers from 2004

A web environment linking university teaching strategies with graduate attributes, G. Hoban, G. Lefoe, B. James, S. Curtis, M. Kaidonis, M. Hadi, S. Lipu, C. McHarg, and Robbie Collins

Excellent Libraries: A Quality Assurance Perspective, Felicity McGregor

Quality management/change management: two sides of the same coin?, Felicity McGregor

Integrating Information Literacy Into Curriculum Assessment Practice: An Informatics Case Study, Annette M. Meldrum and H. Tootell

Indicators of Journal Quality, Lucia Tome and S. Lipu

Papers from 2003

Online Introduction to Information Literacy: Ticking that box or Embedding that attribute??, Robbie Collins and A. Hill

Measuring what we do, Kim James

Benchmarking with the best, Felicity McGregor

Papers from 2002

Minding your own business: can a business excellence framework translate to the education sector? , Margie H. Jantti

Papers from 2001

Keeping our Academics on the Cutting Edge: The Academic Outreach Program at the University of Wollongong Library, Suzanne M. Lipu and Elizabeth H. Peisley

Inside, outside and upside down, Felicity McGregor

Papers from 2000

Investing in People to develop the Ideal Culture, Margie H. Jantti

Investors in People, Felicity McGregor

Performance measures, benchmarking and value, Felicity McGregor

History and heritage: change and adaptation, Michael K. Organ

Papers from 1999

Integrating information literacies into an undergraduate nursing programme, M. C. Wallace, A. Shorten, P. A. Crookes, C. McGurk, and C. Brewer

Papers from 1998

Introduction to benchmarking: industrial tourism or a tool for continuuos improvement, Lorraine Denny, Margie H. Jantti, and Tracie Rice

Equipped for Teaching: Sharing Strategies for Developing Librarians’ Skills, Helen E. Mandl and Susan Jones

Papers from 1997

Quality Assessment - combating complacency, Felicity McGregor

'Netrification': internet infiltration of a university library, Michael K. Organ

Academic Library Seating: A Survey of Usage, with Implications for Space Utilisation, Michael K. Organ and Margie H. Jantti

Papers from 1996

Using statistics for database management in an academic library, Peter Hyland and Lynne Wright

Surfing the Internet and Academic Research: What Use for Historians?, Michael K. Organ and Catriona McGurk

Surfing the internet: electronic library and archival resources for historians, Michael K. Organ and Catriona McGurk

Papers from 1992

New Age Cooperation: The Effect of Technology on Library Cooperation, John Shipp and Neil Cairns

Papers from 1990

CD ROM and access to information in academic libraries, Carol A. Alcock