New Issue: Digital Library Perspectives

Digital Library Perspectives 42, no. 3 (September 2026)
Special Issue: Cultivating human-centered digital libraries through transdisciplinary collaboration, Guest Editors: Anna Maria Tammaro, Emanuele Bellini and Emiliano Degl’Innocenti
(partial open access)

Guest editorial: Cultivating human-centered digital libraries through transdisciplinary collaboration Free
Anna Maria Tammaro

Large language models in cyber humanities: companionship, stewardship and repeatability Available to Purchase
Ernesto Damiani

Assessing the impact of cultural misinformation deepfakes through AI-based user engagement analysis Available to Purchase
Salvatore Venticinque; Alba Amato; Gennaro Junior Pezzullo; Beniamino Di Martino

EHLD: a general data framework for harmful language detection and evaluation Available to Purchase
Fatemeh Mohammadi; Paolo Ceravolo; Samira Maghool; Marta Annamaria Tamborini; Maria Elisa D’Amico

From prompts to programmes: natural language programming as a metacognitive scaffold for GenAI-assisted problem solving Available to Purchase
Giovanni E. Adorni; Daniele Grosso

Rare books as socio-technical research infrastructure in hybrid digital libraries Open Access
Irene Guidotti

Participatory practices in AI design for cultural heritage: a scoping review on methods, inclusion, and epistemic justice Open Access
Elena María Gómez-Rico; Núria Ferran-Ferrer; Miquel Centelles

Transdisciplinary strategies and challenges for digital librarians: early Italian findings from a Delphi study Available to Purchase
Chiara Cauzzi; Elena Corradini; Fabio Mercanti

Transforming academic libraries into GenAI-enabled libraries: proposing experience, evaluation and engagement (3Es) dimensions through UGT and TAM perspective Available to Purchase
Lokesh Jasrai; Amanpreet Kaur

From traces to heritage: transdisciplinary steering of the AI footprint Available to Purchase
Caterina Perri; Francesco Pupo; Giancarlo Fortino

Toward a cultural cyber-critical ecosystem: concepts, threats and challenges Open Access
Emanuele Bellini; Emiliano Degl’Innocenti

The human element in digital heritage: an interview with Ines Vodopivec Free
Ines Vodopivec; Anna Maria Tammaro

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