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Most cited papers from Lee County Library System

What are the most cited papers from Lee County Library System?

The most cited paper from Lee County Library System is "How to Become the “Tech Guy” and Make iPhone Apps for Your Library" (James Elder, 2012), with 3 citations. Next come "Reaching Library Patrons with Special Services and Materials" (2) and "News - Henry County Library System" (2).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
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1 How to Become the “Tech Guy” and Make iPhone Apps for Your Library James Elder · The Reference Librarian Oct 2012 3
2 Reaching Library Patrons with Special Services and Materials Kathleen O. Mayo · The Acquisitions Librarian 24 Aug 2000 2
3 News - Henry County Library System Cassandra Ryan · Georgia Library Quarterly Open access Jul 2014 2
4 Georgia Library Association - GLA Executive Board Officer Candidates for 2022 Jennifer Lautzenheiser · Georgia Library Quarterly Open access Jul 2021 1
5 REVIEW: Reading Faulkner: Introductions to the First Thirteen Novels John A. McConnell · Georgia Library Quarterly Open access 2007 1
6 REVIEW: The Historic Oakland Cemetery of Atlanta: Speaking Stones Ronda Sanders · Georgia Library Quarterly Open access Jul 2008 1
7 Georgia Library Spotlight: 1,000 Books With Head Start Reading Challenge Leads to 285,000 Books Read Lisa Echols · Georgia Library Quarterly Feb 2025 0
8 Georgia Library Spotlight: One Book, One Toy, One Opportunity to Make a Difference Lisa Echols · Georgia Library Quarterly Open access 31 Oct 2024 0
9 Smart Investing Paolo Melillo, J. Clay Singleton, Robert K. Prescott et al. · Advances in library and information science (ALIS) book series Book chapter 11 Jan 2012 0
10 News - Georgia Library Association Technical Services Interest Group Research Working Group Linh Uong, Amy C. Eklund, Jolanta Radzik · Georgia Library Quarterly Open access 2013 0

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