Call for Papers for Volume 13 Issue 2, 2025
Theme: Smart Knowledge Institutions: Integrating AI, Digital Transformation, and Community Engagement in Libraries, Archives, and Museums
Read more about Call for Papers for Volume 13 Issue 2, 2025Welcome to Khizanah al-Hikmah: Journal of Library, Information, and Archive Science, a distinguished publication of the Department of Library Science at Universitas Islam Negeri Alauddin Makassar. Established in January 2013, our journal is dedicated to advancing scholarly discourse in the fields of library science, information science, and archival studies through high-quality English-language publications.
We are committed to fostering an inclusive platform for academics, practitioners, and researchers to contribute their insights and findings. Through biannual issues released in June and December, we strive to curate and disseminate cutting-edge research, literature reviews, and innovative perspectives that shape the future of our disciplines. Join us in our mission to explore, innovate, and elevate the discourse in library, information, and archive sciences.
Theme: Smart Knowledge Institutions: Integrating AI, Digital Transformation, and Community Engagement in Libraries, Archives, and Museums
Read More Read more about Call for Papers for Volume 13 Issue 2, 2025We are pleased to announce the publication of 15 scholarly papers in our latest issue, showcasing cutting-edge research in the fields of library science, digital heritage, archival management, museum. This issue brings together diverse and forward-thinking research that highlights three major themes: the preservation and dissemination of cultural heritage, the transformation of libraries and archives in the digital and AI era, and innovative approaches to learning and public information services. From bibliometric insights on intangible cultural heritage and digital storytelling to practical developments like MAQDA for Qur'anic manuscript preservation. Studies on virtual reference services, web archiving, AI in recordkeeping, and smart city archival governance emphasize the sector’s readiness for Society 5.0. At the same time, models such as M-Mobilib, GLAM strategies, and ARBOR-based experiential learning offer creative solutions for education and community engagement. Altogether, this issue signals a shift toward more connected, intelligent, and user-centered information environments.
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