Identification of Information Needs of the American Indian Community That Can Be Met by Library Services. Final Report, June 1975.

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Main Author: Townley, Charles T.
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contents Identification of Information Needs of the American Indian Community That Can Be Met by Library Services. Final Report, June 1975. Townley, Charles T. American Indian Reservations American Indians Demonstration Programs Facilities Financial Support Information Needs Library Services Media Selection Methods Models Needs Assessment Organization Program Descriptions Program Evaluation Project Applications Recruitment Site Selection Technical Assistance As the final report on the National Indian Education Association's (NIEA) Library Project, this document presents the following: (1) an introduction (describes the general condition of American Indian library service, the involvement of NIEA, and the project's objectives and time line); (2) the methodology of Phase I: identification of informational needs (identification of three research demonstration sites; an informational needs survey; a data summary; and development of the model designs); (3) the methodology of Phase II: implementation (the central office; Akwesasne; Standing Rock; Rough Rock; and evaluation of Phase II); (4) methodology of Phase III: operation (the central office; Akwesasne; Standing Rock; Rough Rock; and evaluation); (5) the methodology of Phase IV: continued operation and evaluation (the central office; Akwesasne; Standing Rock; Rough Rock; and evaluation); (6) results (selection of sites; assessment of informational needs; organization and administration; dissemination; recruitment and training; facilities and equipment; collection development and organization; special collections and materials; outreach and use strategies; local autonomy; funding; production centers; technical assistance to states; national programs; generalizations); (7) recommendations (specific and general). (JC)
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spellingShingle Identification of Information Needs of the American Indian Community That Can Be Met by Library Services. Final Report, June 1975.
Townley, Charles T.
American Indian Reservations
American Indians
Demonstration Programs
Facilities
Financial Support
Information Needs
Library Services
Media Selection
Methods
Models
Needs Assessment
Organization
Program Descriptions
Program Evaluation
Project Applications
Recruitment
Site Selection
Technical Assistance
Identification of Information Needs of the American Indian Community That Can Be Met by Library Services. Final Report, June 1975. Townley, Charles T. American Indian Reservations American Indians Demonstration Programs Facilities Financial Support Information Needs Library Services Media Selection Methods Models Needs Assessment Organization Program Descriptions Program Evaluation Project Applications Recruitment Site Selection Technical Assistance As the final report on the National Indian Education Association's (NIEA) Library Project, this document presents the following: (1) an introduction (describes the general condition of American Indian library service, the involvement of NIEA, and the project's objectives and time line); (2) the methodology of Phase I: identification of informational needs (identification of three research demonstration sites; an informational needs survey; a data summary; and development of the model designs); (3) the methodology of Phase II: implementation (the central office; Akwesasne; Standing Rock; Rough Rock; and evaluation of Phase II); (4) methodology of Phase III: operation (the central office; Akwesasne; Standing Rock; Rough Rock; and evaluation); (5) the methodology of Phase IV: continued operation and evaluation (the central office; Akwesasne; Standing Rock; Rough Rock; and evaluation); (6) results (selection of sites; assessment of informational needs; organization and administration; dissemination; recruitment and training; facilities and equipment; collection development and organization; special collections and materials; outreach and use strategies; local autonomy; funding; production centers; technical assistance to states; national programs; generalizations); (7) recommendations (specific and general). (JC)
title Identification of Information Needs of the American Indian Community That Can Be Met by Library Services. Final Report, June 1975.
topic American Indian Reservations
American Indians
Demonstration Programs
Facilities
Financial Support
Information Needs
Library Services
Media Selection
Methods
Models
Needs Assessment
Organization
Program Descriptions
Program Evaluation
Project Applications
Recruitment
Site Selection
Technical Assistance
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED125835