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Main Authors: Fernandez, Joana, Sellers, Senta
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2018
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1293699
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author Fernandez, Joana
Sellers, Senta
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Sellers, Senta
Fernandez, Joana
Sellers, Senta
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contents Give to Teachers What Belongs to Teachers Fernandez, Joana Sellers, Senta Academic Libraries Shared Facilities Public Libraries Library Materials Schools of Education Access to Information Library Services Outreach Programs Public School Teachers The Nova Southeastern University Alvin Sherman Library, Research, and Information Technology Center opened in December 2001 to accommodate both academic and public users (Nova Southeastern University, 2001). The facility, built as part of a 1999 agreement between Nova Southeastern University (NSU) and the Broward County Board of County Commissioners, serves the public as well as students, staff, and faculty of Nova Southeastern University. Joint-use facilities such as the Sherman Library have existed since the 1970s (Matthews & Calvert, 2007). As of the end of 2017, the Library houses 1,176,148 volumes and has access to over 500 databases. Because the Sherman Library has such a robust print and online collection, it is a popular study, research, and cultural center for library users. This article describes the functions and attributes of the Sherman Library including but not limited to public access, resources for teachers, visual history archive, and outreach to Broward County teachers.
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spellingShingle Give to Teachers What Belongs to Teachers
Fernandez, Joana
Sellers, Senta
Academic Libraries
Shared Facilities
Public Libraries
Library Materials
Schools of Education
Access to Information
Library Services
Outreach Programs
Public School Teachers
Give to Teachers What Belongs to Teachers Fernandez, Joana Sellers, Senta Academic Libraries Shared Facilities Public Libraries Library Materials Schools of Education Access to Information Library Services Outreach Programs Public School Teachers The Nova Southeastern University Alvin Sherman Library, Research, and Information Technology Center opened in December 2001 to accommodate both academic and public users (Nova Southeastern University, 2001). The facility, built as part of a 1999 agreement between Nova Southeastern University (NSU) and the Broward County Board of County Commissioners, serves the public as well as students, staff, and faculty of Nova Southeastern University. Joint-use facilities such as the Sherman Library have existed since the 1970s (Matthews & Calvert, 2007). As of the end of 2017, the Library houses 1,176,148 volumes and has access to over 500 databases. Because the Sherman Library has such a robust print and online collection, it is a popular study, research, and cultural center for library users. This article describes the functions and attributes of the Sherman Library including but not limited to public access, resources for teachers, visual history archive, and outreach to Broward County teachers.
title Give to Teachers What Belongs to Teachers
topic Academic Libraries
Shared Facilities
Public Libraries
Library Materials
Schools of Education
Access to Information
Library Services
Outreach Programs
Public School Teachers
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1293699