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warren nicole cooke	112
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college research libraries	39
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oer efficacy studies	34
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people of color	32
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in higher education	32
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with autism spectrum	29
american library association	29
some of the	29
academic freedom protections	29
librarians of color	28
of college and	28
library juice press	28
oregon state university	28
inclusive learning environments	28
journal of library	28
of this article	27
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of the commons	26
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the academic library	24
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autism and developmental	24
ways in which	24
the united states	24
the fact that	23
the political economy	23
state university libraries	23
for the next	22
in the workplace	22
and learning in	22
and information science	22
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journal of autism	20
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r leave this	20
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woman of colour	16
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training as learning	16
literacy for higher	16
a political economy	16
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framework for information	16
in working memory	16
the commodification of	16
journal of academic	16
at oregon state	16
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the literature on	16
the creation of	16
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the association of	16
learning environments for	16
a means of	16
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language in libraries	15
to the library	15
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autism spectrum disorders	12
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people of colour	10
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