Titlebook: Library and Information Sciences in Arctic and Northern Studies; Spencer Acadia Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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A Review of the Culturally Responsive Guidelines of Alaska Public Libraries,xamined with regards to libraries that serve Alaska Native communities. The history of culturally responsive library, archival, and educational policy work in Alaska is trailblazing: Information professionals in Alaska were ahead of their time, creating professional guidelines around the topics of d

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The Limits of Everyday Digitalization in the Arctic: A Digital Security Perspective,es greater attention. First, the chapter outlines the opportunities of digitalization for Arctic communities and offers a conceptual discussion of the relationships between information security, cybersecurity, and digital security. Secondly, the chapter examines Arctic digital security questions suc

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Part II: Using Arctic and Northern Sources for Information and Archival Literacy and Research,come more meaningful when primary and secondary?source materials are used. When teaching elements are effectively combined in information and archival literacy sessions, primary and secondary sources from content-rich collections spark new understandings and research directions for students, faculty