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Hauptverfasser: Armsby, Allen, And Others
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Sprache:en
Veröffentlicht: 1987
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author Armsby, Allen
And Others
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contents Library and Learning Resources Management: Current Trends. Armsby, Allen And Others Academic Libraries Computer Assisted Instruction Curriculum Development Educational Resources Financial Support Foreign Countries Higher Education Information Technology Library Administration Management Information Systems Needs Assessment Open Education Staff Role Student Centered Curriculum The seven papers that make up this report focus on the impact of new information technology on curriculum and resource management at the college level in England and Wales. A brief preface, an introduction, and a foreword provide background information on the report and introduce the following papers: (1) "Curriculum Developments in Further Education--The Library's Role" (Allen F. Armsby); (2) "Open Learning" (Penny Savage); (3) "Student Centered Learning--Some Implications for Learning Resources Provision" (Leslie Boyce); (4) "Information Technology in College Libraries--A Solution Looking for a Problem" (Chris Leach); (5) "The Organisation and Management of Library and Learning Resources Services" (Clive Evans); (6) "Staffing and Funding of Library and Learning Resources Services" (Linda Davies); and (7) "Evaluating the College Library--Is It Worth It?" (Fred Chambers). References are provided at the end of each paper, and a glossary of acronyms is included. (CGD)
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spellingShingle Library and Learning Resources Management: Current Trends.
Armsby, Allen
And Others
Academic Libraries
Computer Assisted Instruction
Curriculum Development
Educational Resources
Financial Support
Foreign Countries
Higher Education
Information Technology
Library Administration
Management Information Systems
Needs Assessment
Open Education
Staff Role
Student Centered Curriculum
Library and Learning Resources Management: Current Trends. Armsby, Allen And Others Academic Libraries Computer Assisted Instruction Curriculum Development Educational Resources Financial Support Foreign Countries Higher Education Information Technology Library Administration Management Information Systems Needs Assessment Open Education Staff Role Student Centered Curriculum The seven papers that make up this report focus on the impact of new information technology on curriculum and resource management at the college level in England and Wales. A brief preface, an introduction, and a foreword provide background information on the report and introduce the following papers: (1) "Curriculum Developments in Further Education--The Library's Role" (Allen F. Armsby); (2) "Open Learning" (Penny Savage); (3) "Student Centered Learning--Some Implications for Learning Resources Provision" (Leslie Boyce); (4) "Information Technology in College Libraries--A Solution Looking for a Problem" (Chris Leach); (5) "The Organisation and Management of Library and Learning Resources Services" (Clive Evans); (6) "Staffing and Funding of Library and Learning Resources Services" (Linda Davies); and (7) "Evaluating the College Library--Is It Worth It?" (Fred Chambers). References are provided at the end of each paper, and a glossary of acronyms is included. (CGD)
title Library and Learning Resources Management: Current Trends.
topic Academic Libraries
Computer Assisted Instruction
Curriculum Development
Educational Resources
Financial Support
Foreign Countries
Higher Education
Information Technology
Library Administration
Management Information Systems
Needs Assessment
Open Education
Staff Role
Student Centered Curriculum
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED291387