Information Science as an Emergent Discipline: Educational Implications

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Main Author: Foskett, D. J.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1973
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contents Information Science as an Emergent Discipline: Educational Implications Foskett, D. J. Curriculum Education Information Science Information Theory Library Science Social Responsibility Technology should not be allowed to dictate objectives and procedures; the study of users and their needs, and the social role of information transfer, should be given more emphasis in curricula in order to avoid over-emphasis on techniques at the expense of services. (8 references) (Author)
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spellingShingle Information Science as an Emergent Discipline: Educational Implications
Foskett, D. J.
Curriculum
Education
Information Science
Information Theory
Library Science
Social Responsibility
Information Science as an Emergent Discipline: Educational Implications Foskett, D. J. Curriculum Education Information Science Information Theory Library Science Social Responsibility Technology should not be allowed to dictate objectives and procedures; the study of users and their needs, and the social role of information transfer, should be given more emphasis in curricula in order to avoid over-emphasis on techniques at the expense of services. (8 references) (Author)
title Information Science as an Emergent Discipline: Educational Implications
topic Curriculum
Education
Information Science
Information Theory
Library Science
Social Responsibility
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ084886