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September 10, 2025Library Management

Role of a learning culture in overcoming barriers to knowledge retention in libraries

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MLMartha LyakaUniversity of South AfricaPNPatrick NgulubeUniversity of South Africa

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Implication

Exploratory mixed-methods research shows learning culture enhances knowledge retention in libraries, suggesting implications for professional growth.

Key Points

  • Learning culture strategies improve knowledge retention, fostering collaboration and skill development.
  • Qualitative interviews with librarians revealed the importance of implementing learning strategies for sustaining library operations.
  • Exploratory sequential mixed-methods approach utilized qualitative interviews and quantitative data collection techniques.
  • Strengthening institutional support and policy frameworks is critical to overcoming barriers in knowledge retention.

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Lyaka et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c189d29b7b07f3a06133b7https://doi.org/10.1108/lm-12-2024-0134
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