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Main Author: Campbell, Lucy
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2017
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1154250
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contents The Information-Seeking Habits of Architecture Faculty Campbell, Lucy Information Seeking College Faculty Architectural Education Architecture Information Sources Electronic Publishing Internet Librarians Teacher Surveys Books Periodicals Users (Information) Library Services Use Studies Teacher Attitudes This study examines results from a survey of architecture faculty across the United States investigating information-seeking behavior and perceptions of library services. Faculty were asked to rank information sources they used for research, teaching, and creativity within their discipline. Sources were ranked similarly across these activities, suggesting broad and eclectic interests. While Internet resources and books were important across the board, e-books were ranked low. As an information source, librarians were also perceived to have less value than peers or even students. Librarians should consider ways to make libraries experiential and inspiring to add value and demonstrate continued relevance in an ever-expanding information field.
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spellingShingle The Information-Seeking Habits of Architecture Faculty
Campbell, Lucy
Information Seeking
College Faculty
Architectural Education
Architecture
Information Sources
Electronic Publishing
Internet
Librarians
Teacher Surveys
Books
Periodicals
Users (Information)
Library Services
Use Studies
Teacher Attitudes
The Information-Seeking Habits of Architecture Faculty Campbell, Lucy Information Seeking College Faculty Architectural Education Architecture Information Sources Electronic Publishing Internet Librarians Teacher Surveys Books Periodicals Users (Information) Library Services Use Studies Teacher Attitudes This study examines results from a survey of architecture faculty across the United States investigating information-seeking behavior and perceptions of library services. Faculty were asked to rank information sources they used for research, teaching, and creativity within their discipline. Sources were ranked similarly across these activities, suggesting broad and eclectic interests. While Internet resources and books were important across the board, e-books were ranked low. As an information source, librarians were also perceived to have less value than peers or even students. Librarians should consider ways to make libraries experiential and inspiring to add value and demonstrate continued relevance in an ever-expanding information field.
title The Information-Seeking Habits of Architecture Faculty
topic Information Seeking
College Faculty
Architectural Education
Architecture
Information Sources
Electronic Publishing
Internet
Librarians
Teacher Surveys
Books
Periodicals
Users (Information)
Library Services
Use Studies
Teacher Attitudes
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1154250