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Main Author: Broadway, Marsha D.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1983
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED240757
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author Broadway, Marsha D.
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contents Bibliographic Instruction for Disabled Students. Broadway, Marsha D. College Students Hearing Impairments Higher Education Library Services Library Skills Needs Assessment Physical Disabilities Program Development Visual Impairments The paper reviews approaches for making bibliographic instruction accessible to college students with visual, hearing, and mobility impairments. Needs assessment should focus on students, library staff, administrative officers, faculty members, and educational specialists. Consideration in program development should be given not only to special programs but also to modifying existing programs. Suggestions for library orientation approaches are offered for blind, hearing impaired, and physically disabled students. Examples of successful bibliographic instruction employing video formats and emphasis on term paper counseling are cited. The importance of evaluating the programs and using results to improve instruction is stressed. (CL)
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spellingShingle Bibliographic Instruction for Disabled Students.
Broadway, Marsha D.
College Students
Hearing Impairments
Higher Education
Library Services
Library Skills
Needs Assessment
Physical Disabilities
Program Development
Visual Impairments
Bibliographic Instruction for Disabled Students. Broadway, Marsha D. College Students Hearing Impairments Higher Education Library Services Library Skills Needs Assessment Physical Disabilities Program Development Visual Impairments The paper reviews approaches for making bibliographic instruction accessible to college students with visual, hearing, and mobility impairments. Needs assessment should focus on students, library staff, administrative officers, faculty members, and educational specialists. Consideration in program development should be given not only to special programs but also to modifying existing programs. Suggestions for library orientation approaches are offered for blind, hearing impaired, and physically disabled students. Examples of successful bibliographic instruction employing video formats and emphasis on term paper counseling are cited. The importance of evaluating the programs and using results to improve instruction is stressed. (CL)
title Bibliographic Instruction for Disabled Students.
topic College Students
Hearing Impairments
Higher Education
Library Services
Library Skills
Needs Assessment
Physical Disabilities
Program Development
Visual Impairments
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED240757