An Experiment in Bibliographic Instruction at Wabash College

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Autor principal: John Mark Tucker
Formato: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lenguaje:en
Publicado: 1977
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contents An Experiment in Bibliographic Instruction at Wabash College John Mark Tucker College Libraries Library Instruction Library Services Library Skills Library Technicians Surveys This article presents analysis and survey results of a program designed for bibliographic instruction at Wabash College. The project employed trained student assistants as the primary agents for information transfer. The student assistants worked in closely structured courses that demanded regular library use. (Author/AP)
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publishDate 1977
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spellingShingle An Experiment in Bibliographic Instruction at Wabash College
John Mark Tucker
College Libraries
Library Instruction
Library Services
Library Skills
Library Technicians
Surveys
An Experiment in Bibliographic Instruction at Wabash College John Mark Tucker College Libraries Library Instruction Library Services Library Skills Library Technicians Surveys This article presents analysis and survey results of a program designed for bibliographic instruction at Wabash College. The project employed trained student assistants as the primary agents for information transfer. The student assistants worked in closely structured courses that demanded regular library use. (Author/AP)
title An Experiment in Bibliographic Instruction at Wabash College
topic College Libraries
Library Instruction
Library Services
Library Skills
Library Technicians
Surveys
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ160726