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Most cited papers from Brooklyn Public Library

What are the most cited papers from Brooklyn Public Library?

The most cited paper from Brooklyn Public Library is "Encouraging parent–child book sharing: Potential additive benefits of literacy promotion in health care and the community" (Caitlin F. Canfield, Anne M. Seery, Adriana Weisleder et al., 2018), with 56 citations. Next come "HbA 1c Performance in African Descent Populations in the United States With Normal Glucose Tolerance, Prediabetes, or Diabetes: A Scoping Review" (40) and "“I Am More Productive in the Library Because It’s Quiet”: Commuter Students in the College Library" (40).

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1 Encouraging parent–child book sharing: Potential additive benefits of literacy promotion in health care and the community Caitlin F. Canfield, Anne M. Seery, Adriana Weisleder et al. · Early Childhood Research Quarterly 15 Dec 2018 56
2 HbA 1c Performance in African Descent Populations in the United States With Normal Glucose Tolerance, Prediabetes, or Diabetes: A Scoping Review Lakshay Khosla, Sonali Bhat, Lee Ann Fullington et al. · Preventing Chronic Disease Open access 11 Mar 2021 40
3 “I Am More Productive in the Library Because It’s Quiet”: Commuter Students in the College Library Mariana Regalado, Maura A. Smale · College & Research Libraries Open access 29 Oct 2015 40
4 Radical Reference: Socially Responsible Librarianship Collaborating With Community Melissa Morrone, Lia Friedman · The Reference Librarian 4 Oct 2009 21
5 Homelessness and the Ethics of Information Access Corina Bardoff · The Serials Librarian 17 Nov 2015 19
6 The Implementation of an Independent and Self-Paced Online Library Orientation for Freshman Students and the Use of Sakai as a Quiz Management System (QMS) Helen Georgas · College & Undergraduate Libraries 2014 13
7 Visualizing Identities in LIS Literature Sheldon Hackney, Dinah Handel, Bianca Hezekiah et al. · Journal of Education for Library and Information Science Mar 2018 12
8 Living Archive in the Anthropocene Nora Almeida, Jen Hoyer · Journal of Critical Library and Information Studies Open access 17 May 2020 8
9 Emerging Technology and Today's Libraries Barbara Jane Holland · Advances in library and information science (ALIS) book series Book chapter 2020 7
10 Environmental Scanning Barbara Jane Holland · Advances in information quality and management Book chapter 31 Jul 2014 6
11 Inventory at Brooklyn College, 1998–1999 Judith W. Wild · Library Resources and Technical Services Open access Apr 2002 6
12 From records to data with viewshare: An argument, an interface, a design Jefferson Bailey, Trevor Owens · Bulletin of the American Society for Information Science and Technology Apr 2012 5
13 THE DISRUPTIVE PATRON Frank J. DeRosa · Library & Archival Security 18 Jan 1982 4
14 Digital Inclusion, Learning, and Access at the Public Library Melissa Morrone, Shanelle Witt · CUNY Academic Works (City University of New York) Open access 27 Nov 2013 4
15 Hebrew Word Processing Aaron Wolfe Kuperman · Judaica librarianship Open access 1987 3
16 The Sidewalk Is Our Reference Desk: when librarians take to the streets Lia G. Friedman, Melissa Morrone · IFLA Journal 19 Feb 2009 3
17 How Agricultural Media Cover Safety Compared with Periodicals in Two Other Hazardous Industries Amanda Marolf, Scott Heiberger, James Evans et al. · Journal of Agricultural Safety and Health Feb 2017 2
18 Embedding library services in co-working spaces Tim Tully · Journal of New Librarianship Open access 22 May 2018 2
19 Two million dollars times three Anne Woodsworth · The Bottom Line Managing Library Finances 16 Aug 2005 2
20 Real-Time Chat Reference and the Importance of Text-Chat Steven Ovadia · The Reference Librarian 20 Nov 2002 2
21 Data visualization applications in virtual globe software Situ Studio, William A. Cotton, Nate Hill et al. Conference paper 16 Jun 2008 2
22 Books for Probationers Grace P. Slocum · Crime & Delinquency Jul 1955 2
23 ChatGPT and Its Ethical Implications on Libraries, Other Institutions, and Society Barbara Jane Holland · Advances in library and information science (ALIS) book series Book chapter Dec 2023 1
24 The Library Automation Scene in Israel-1986 Elhanan Adler · Judaica librarianship Open access 1987 1
25 U.S. government (depository items) Jeanne E. Boyle, Diane Eidelman, Helen Hoffman · Government Publications Review Nov 1983 1
26 Libraries in the Midst of the COVID-19 Pandemic Barbara Jane Holland · Advances in library and information science (ALIS) book series Book chapter 9 Feb 2021 1
27 Strategic Foresight Tools for Planning and Policy Barbara Jane Holland · Advances in logistics, operations, and management science book series Book chapter 29 Sep 2020 1
28 Meet the candidates for ALA president: Cast your vote in the election this spring Martin Gomez, Sarah Ann Long · College & Research Libraries News Open access 7 Aug 2019 1
29 The Institute of Jazz Studies and Rutgers University Clyde Kerlew · Public & Access Services Quarterly 13 Jan 1995 1
30 Strongly Traditional Judaism: A Selective Guide to World Wide Web Resources in English Jacob Shulman · Judaica librarianship Open access May 2000 1
31 CHEMICAL SIGNALS IN VERTEBRATE PREDATOR-PREY SYSTEMS INVOLVING COMMON MUSK TURTLES, STERNOTHERUS ODORATUS, AND THEIR PREDATORS Don L. Moll, Neil C. Dazet · The Journal of North American Herpetology Open access 31 Jan 2014 1
32 Postwar University Library Buildings in West Germany Harold D. Jones · College & Research Libraries Open access Jul 1975 1
33 PREJUDICE AND PLAIN TALK—THE RISKS AND THE GAINS Sol Siegel · Equity & Excellence in Education May 1971 1
34 The Lithuanian Populists and the agrarian question, 1918–1926 Vladas Krivickas · Journal of Baltic Studies Dec 1975 1
35 Historic libraries and their enduring value Élisabeth Martin · Global Knowledge, Memory and Communication Aug 2002 1
36 Selecting Success: Disconnected Youth’s Reading Choices Eva Raison, Sandra Sajonas · CUNY Academic Works (City University of New York) Open access 28 May 2010 1
37 Creating a More Flexible Workforce for Libraries–Are Leadership Institutes the Answer? Margaret Beecher Maurer, Cynthia Coccaro · Technical Services Quarterly 3 Dec 2002 1
38 Applying Organizational Health Literacy Attributes to Integrate Health in the Library Sasha A. Fleary, Kevin “Sifa” Gonzalez, Sarah Montrichard-Ramon Cabrera · Public Library Quarterly 5 Mar 2026 0
39 Analyzing Public Library Cardholder Signup to Increase Access Amy Mikel · International Journal of Librarianship Open access 16 Dec 2025 0
40 Small steps, big impact: How one library introduced LGBTQ+ programming in a small conservative community Mikaela Neubauer Conference paperOpen access 12 Oct 2022 0
41 Creating New Correctional Programs and Services in Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic Jill Anderson, Nili Ness, Diego Sandoval-Hernandez · International Journal of Librarianship Open access 15 Dec 2022 0
42 Introduction Sally Bowdoin, Beth Evans · Urban Library Journal Open access 2014 0
43 Scanning for Blind Spots Barbara Jane Holland · Advances in logistics, operations, and management science book series Book chapter 15 Aug 2018 0
44 Using play to enhance early years literacy in babies and toddlers: ‘Read, Play and Grow’ at Brooklyn Public Library Rachel C. Payne · Facet eBooks Book chapter 10 Jun 2015 0
45 Gene Editing Technology and Ethical Issues Barbara Jane Holland · Advances in information quality and management Book chapter 11 Aug 2020 0
46 “Poetry, Like Bread is for Everyone” An Essay on Stanzas and Status Emily Sernaker · Teaching Artist Journal 2 Apr 2020 0
47 Libraries for the Blind Charles Gallozzi, Fox John · Journal of Visual Impairment & Blindness May 1956 0
48 Review: Then & Now: Baltimore in the Public Eye Kaitlin Holt · The Public Historian Aug 2016 0
49 Emerging Trends in Digital Libraries Barbara Jane Holland · Advances in wireless technologies and telecommunication book series Book chapter 2014 0
50 THE NEXT GENERATION OF PROFESSIONAL LIBRARIANS – JOB SEARCH IN THE PERSIAN GULF AND WITH INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS Jessica Brooks, Mary Finnan Book chapterOpen access 28 Jul 2009 0

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