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| author | Knapp, Patricia B. |
| author_facet | Knapp, Patricia B. Knapp, Patricia B. |
| collection | Education Resources Information Center |
| contents | The Academic Library Response to New Directions in Undergraduate Education. Knapp, Patricia B. Academic Libraries College Libraries Higher Education Learning Resources Centers Library Services School Libraries Two Year Colleges Undergraduate Study Following a discussion of the major trends in higher education, the response of academic libraries to these developments is considered, with particular attention to developments related to undergraduate libraries, community college libraries, learning resources centers, the independent study movement, the library-college movement and library programs in experimental colleges. The base line for this selective, evaluative and interpretive review was provided by a bibliography based on a literature search conducted by the ERIC Clearinghouse for Library and Information Science staff at the University of Minnesota. Emphasis is on publications since 1965. A major impression received from reviewing the literature on library services for undergraduate education is that a great deal more is said about what ought to be done than about what is actually being done. A second and related general impression is that the library response to new developments in undergraduate education is disappointing because so little of a truly innovative nature is occurring in undergraduate education itself. Exceptions to these generalizations are noted. The text is followed by a list of references. (NH) |
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| language | en |
| publishDate | 1970 |
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| spellingShingle | The Academic Library Response to New Directions in Undergraduate Education. Knapp, Patricia B. Academic Libraries College Libraries Higher Education Learning Resources Centers Library Services School Libraries Two Year Colleges Undergraduate Study The Academic Library Response to New Directions in Undergraduate Education. Knapp, Patricia B. Academic Libraries College Libraries Higher Education Learning Resources Centers Library Services School Libraries Two Year Colleges Undergraduate Study Following a discussion of the major trends in higher education, the response of academic libraries to these developments is considered, with particular attention to developments related to undergraduate libraries, community college libraries, learning resources centers, the independent study movement, the library-college movement and library programs in experimental colleges. The base line for this selective, evaluative and interpretive review was provided by a bibliography based on a literature search conducted by the ERIC Clearinghouse for Library and Information Science staff at the University of Minnesota. Emphasis is on publications since 1965. A major impression received from reviewing the literature on library services for undergraduate education is that a great deal more is said about what ought to be done than about what is actually being done. A second and related general impression is that the library response to new developments in undergraduate education is disappointing because so little of a truly innovative nature is occurring in undergraduate education itself. Exceptions to these generalizations are noted. The text is followed by a list of references. (NH) |
| title | The Academic Library Response to New Directions in Undergraduate Education. |
| topic | Academic Libraries College Libraries Higher Education Learning Resources Centers Library Services School Libraries Two Year Colleges Undergraduate Study |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED039390 |