Academic Library Innovation: A Selective Review

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This literature review is an intentionally selective compilation of resources and ideas on innovation in academic libraries. It is intended to serve as a primer for librarians wanting a basic overview of innovation concepts and a source for recommended readings. The literature on innovation is steeped in technical lingo and theory and can be overwhelming to a novice. The goals of this article are: to demystify innovation in academic libraries by providing a foundation for those wanting to learn more about it; encourage librarians to explore different types of innovation; introduce practical ideas for implementing library workplace innovation (as well as supporting innovation on campus); and provide provocative ideas to help spark creativity locally.

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Pellack, L. J. (2022). Academic Library Innovation: A Selective Review. Library Leadership and Management. American Library Association. https://doi.org/10.5860/llm.v36i3.7528

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