Vol. 7 No. 1 (2024): JIMLS Vol 7, Issue 1, 2024

Articles

• Effect of Intrinsic Job Satisfaction Factors on Turnover Intentions of Librarians Working in the Universities of Pakistan

  Muhammad Javed Iqbal, Professor Dr. Shamshad Ahmed

  1-21

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• Exploring Librapreneurship In Pakistan: Perceptions From Library And Information Professionals

  Kiran Butt, Pervaiz Ahmad

  22-58

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• Challenges to Implementing and Integrating Blockchain Technology Practices in Academic Libraries

  Azhar Hassan Nadeem, Khurshid Ahmad

  59-91

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• Inclusive Library Resources and Services for Persons with Disabilities In University Libraries of Pakistan

  Rabia Mumtaz, Dr. Mahe Bushra Asghar

  92-112

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• Examining Artificial Intelligence (AI) Literacy among University Library Professionals in Pakistan: The Case of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

  Muhammad Ismail (Ph.D), Abid Hussain, Abdul Haseeb (Ph.D)

  113-139

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• Disentangling the Empirical Insights into Job Satisfaction, Organizational Commitment, and Job Performance Nexus: A Mediated Model Tested Using PLS-SEM

  Asad Khan

  140-164

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• The Smart Phone Is a Need Or Status Symbol Among The University Students At Sarhad University Of Science & Technology, Peshawar

  Dr. Sajjad Ahmad, Muhammad Ibrahim, Syed Arif Ali Shah, Dr. Shehzad Ahmad, Tahmina Gul

  165-183

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• Digital Literacy in Academic Libraries: Assessing Skills and Challenges among Library Professionals in Pakistani Universities

  Khurram Shahzad*, Dr. Shamshad Ahmed, Dr. Noor Mustafa Khan

  184-217

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• Exploring Dimensions of Library Service Quality: A Study of University Libraries in Islamabad

  Muhammad Farooq, Dr. Amara Malik, Dr. Muhammad Rafiq

  218-252

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• Exploring the AI Literacy Proficiency of College Librarians in Pakistan: A Quantitative Study

  Fozia Bano, Dr. Naweed e Sehar, Kamaluddeen Isa El-Kalash

  253-275

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• Information Technology Self-Efficacy And Personal Knowledge Management In The Current Era Of Over Loaded Information: a Study Of Generation “Z” Students

  Sumera Hafeez, Muhammad Naushad Sabzwari, PhD, Muhammad Tariq*, PhD

  276-299

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