Libraries and e-government: new partnerships in public service. - Natalie Greene Taylor; Paul T. Jaeger; Ursula Gorham; Elizabeth Larson; John Carlo Bertot; Ruth Lincoln (DG.O, 2012)

The circular continuum of agencies, libraries, and users: a model of e-government in practice. - Natalie Greene Taylor; Paul T. Jaeger; Ursula Gorham; John Carlo Bertot; Ruth Lincoln; Elizabeth Larson (ICEGOV, 2012)

Public Libraries and the Internet 2012: Key Findings, Recent Trends, and Future Challenges. - John Carlo Bertot; Ursula Gorham; Paul T. Jaeger; Natalie Greene Taylor (Public Libr. Q., 2012)

Public Libraries in the New Economy: Twenty-First-Century Skills, the Internet, and Community Needs. - Natalie Greene Taylor; Paul T. Jaeger; Abigail J. McDermott; Christie M. Kodama; John Carlo Bertot (Public Libr. Q., 2012)

Young people's engagement in content creation an analysis of outliers. - Amanda Waugh; Natalie Greene Taylor; Mega Subramaniam; June Ahn; Allison Druin; Kenneth R. Fleischmann (ASIST, 2013)

Delivering e-government services and transforming communities through innovative partnerships: Public libraries, government agencies, and community organizations. - John Carlo Bertot; Paul T. Jaeger; Ursula Gorham; Natalie Greene Taylor; Ruth Lincoln (Inf. Polity, 2013)

Connecting government, libraries and communities: Information behavior theory and information intermediaries in the design of LibEGov.org. - Paul T. Jaeger; Ursula Gorham; John Carlo Bertot; Natalie Greene Taylor; Elizabeth Larson; Ruth Lincoln; Jonathan Lazar; Brian Wentz (First Monday, 2014)

The circular continuum of agencies, public libraries, and users: A model of e-government in practice. - Natalie Greene Taylor; Paul T. Jaeger; Ursula Gorham; John Carlo Bertot; Ruth Lincoln; Elizabeth Larson (Gov. Inf. Q., 2014)

Impacts of the HackHealth after-school program: Motivating youth through personal relevance. - Beth St. Jean; Natalie Greene Taylor; Christie M. Kodama; Mega M. Subramaniam; Dana Casciotti (ASIST, 2015)

As simple as that?: tween credibility assessment in a complex online world. - Mega Subramaniam; Natalie Greene Taylor; Beth St. Jean; Rebecca Follman; Christie M. Kodama; Dana Casciotti (J. Documentation, 2015)

The role of school librarians in enhancing science learning. - Mega Subramaniam; June Ahn; Amanda Waugh; Natalie Greene Taylor; Allison Druin; Kenneth R. Fleischmann; Greg Walsh (J. Libr. Inf. Sci., 2015)

Wearable devices: Information privacy, policy and user behavior. - Natalie Greene Taylor; Loni Hagen; Ersin Dincelli; Kristene Unsworth (ASIST, 2017)

There's a creepy guy on the other end at Google!: engaging middle school students in a drawing activity to elicit their mental models of Google. - Christie M. Kodama; Beth St. Jean; Mega Subramaniam; Natalie Greene Taylor (Inf. Retr. J., 2017)

Geography learning in primary school: Comparing face-to-face versus tablet-based instruction methods. - Steven Walczak; Natalie Greene Taylor (Comput. Educ., 2018)

Youth information-seeking behavior and online government information: Tweens' perceptions of US federal government websites. - Natalie Greene Taylor (J. Documentation, 2018)

Assessing the health information source perceptions of tweens using card-sorting exercises. - Beth St. Jean; Natalie Greene Taylor; Christie M. Kodama; Mega Subramaniam (J. Inf. Sci., 2018)