Evaluation of Self-Paced Library Instruction at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries.

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contents Evaluation of Self-Paced Library Instruction at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries. Stebelman, Scott College Libraries Formative Evaluation Higher Education Library Instruction Library Skills Programed Instruction Programed Instructional Materials The findings of this study indicate that self-paced library instruction is a viable alternative to more costly tutorial or computer assisted instruction for replacement of existing library orientation tours. The self-paced instruction packet presents three basic library skills: location of books using author, title, or subject catalogs; location of periodical articles starting from an index; and location of microfilms and the use of a microfilm reader. A library skills test and a demographic and attitudinal questionnaire provide instructional evaluation. The study includes a discussion of the methodology and an analysis of the results. (RAA)
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spellingShingle Evaluation of Self-Paced Library Instruction at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries.
Stebelman, Scott
College Libraries
Formative Evaluation
Higher Education
Library Instruction
Library Skills
Programed Instruction
Programed Instructional Materials
Evaluation of Self-Paced Library Instruction at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries. Stebelman, Scott College Libraries Formative Evaluation Higher Education Library Instruction Library Skills Programed Instruction Programed Instructional Materials The findings of this study indicate that self-paced library instruction is a viable alternative to more costly tutorial or computer assisted instruction for replacement of existing library orientation tours. The self-paced instruction packet presents three basic library skills: location of books using author, title, or subject catalogs; location of periodical articles starting from an index; and location of microfilms and the use of a microfilm reader. A library skills test and a demographic and attitudinal questionnaire provide instructional evaluation. The study includes a discussion of the methodology and an analysis of the results. (RAA)
title Evaluation of Self-Paced Library Instruction at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries.
topic College Libraries
Formative Evaluation
Higher Education
Library Instruction
Library Skills
Programed Instruction
Programed Instructional Materials
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED197742