Saved in:
Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Reid-Smith, Edward R., Ed.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1980
Subjects:
Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED210040
Tags: Add Tag
No Tags, Be the first to tag this record!
_version_ 1867181335347462144
author Reid-Smith, Edward R., Ed.
author_facet Reid-Smith, Edward R., Ed.
Reid-Smith, Edward R., Ed.
collection Education Resources Information Center
contents External Studies in Library and Information Science. Reid-Smith, Edward R., Ed. Correspondence Study External Degree Programs Feasibility Studies Foreign Countries Individual Instruction Library Education Library Science Pilot Projects Program Development Student Needs Teaching Methods Telephone Instruction A collection of nine commissioned papers, one each from Scotland and South Africa and eight from Australia, address provisions for and problems with distance education for librarianship. Components and applications of directed private study in Scotland and the development, educational philosophy, methods, problems, and standards of correspondence courses in librarianship at the University of South Africa comprise Part I. Part II focuses on Australian experiences in external studies in librarianship. Four of these papers describe various programs, and together they discuss program development, teaching methods, problems, degree requirements, student profile, cost, courses, student needs, and contact modes. Isolation and the external student, a feasibility study on an external study for librarianship, and an evaluation of a pilot study combining on-campus and off-campus work are the topics of the remaining three papers. A discussion by the editor of philosophies and practices of external studies serves as an introduction to the papers. References are included for six of the papers, and biographical notes on the authors are provided. (RBF)
format Recurso educativo Open Access
id eric_ED210040
institution ERIC Institute of Education Sciences
language en
publishDate 1980
record_format eric
spellingShingle External Studies in Library and Information Science.
Reid-Smith, Edward R., Ed.
Correspondence Study
External Degree Programs
Feasibility Studies
Foreign Countries
Individual Instruction
Library Education
Library Science
Pilot Projects
Program Development
Student Needs
Teaching Methods
Telephone Instruction
External Studies in Library and Information Science. Reid-Smith, Edward R., Ed. Correspondence Study External Degree Programs Feasibility Studies Foreign Countries Individual Instruction Library Education Library Science Pilot Projects Program Development Student Needs Teaching Methods Telephone Instruction A collection of nine commissioned papers, one each from Scotland and South Africa and eight from Australia, address provisions for and problems with distance education for librarianship. Components and applications of directed private study in Scotland and the development, educational philosophy, methods, problems, and standards of correspondence courses in librarianship at the University of South Africa comprise Part I. Part II focuses on Australian experiences in external studies in librarianship. Four of these papers describe various programs, and together they discuss program development, teaching methods, problems, degree requirements, student profile, cost, courses, student needs, and contact modes. Isolation and the external student, a feasibility study on an external study for librarianship, and an evaluation of a pilot study combining on-campus and off-campus work are the topics of the remaining three papers. A discussion by the editor of philosophies and practices of external studies serves as an introduction to the papers. References are included for six of the papers, and biographical notes on the authors are provided. (RBF)
title External Studies in Library and Information Science.
topic Correspondence Study
External Degree Programs
Feasibility Studies
Foreign Countries
Individual Instruction
Library Education
Library Science
Pilot Projects
Program Development
Student Needs
Teaching Methods
Telephone Instruction
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED210040