A Study of the Relationship between an Integrated Shelving Arrangement and Collection Use in a Curriculum Materials Center for Teacher Education.

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Autore principale: Cleaver, Betty
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lingua:en
Pubblicazione: 1983
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author Cleaver, Betty
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contents A Study of the Relationship between an Integrated Shelving Arrangement and Collection Use in a Curriculum Materials Center for Teacher Education. Cleaver, Betty Educational Media Higher Education Library Collections Library Research Literature Reviews Research Methodology Tables (Data) Teacher Education Use Studies A study conducted to determine if integrated shelving in a curriculum resources center made a difference to users in terms of finding more resources and using more audiovisual aids found that audiovisual and print materials use seemed to be influenced less by integrated shelving than by ease of access. (MBR)
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spellingShingle A Study of the Relationship between an Integrated Shelving Arrangement and Collection Use in a Curriculum Materials Center for Teacher Education.
Cleaver, Betty
Educational Media
Higher Education
Library Collections
Library Research
Literature Reviews
Research Methodology
Tables (Data)
Teacher Education
Use Studies
A Study of the Relationship between an Integrated Shelving Arrangement and Collection Use in a Curriculum Materials Center for Teacher Education. Cleaver, Betty Educational Media Higher Education Library Collections Library Research Literature Reviews Research Methodology Tables (Data) Teacher Education Use Studies A study conducted to determine if integrated shelving in a curriculum resources center made a difference to users in terms of finding more resources and using more audiovisual aids found that audiovisual and print materials use seemed to be influenced less by integrated shelving than by ease of access. (MBR)
title A Study of the Relationship between an Integrated Shelving Arrangement and Collection Use in a Curriculum Materials Center for Teacher Education.
topic Educational Media
Higher Education
Library Collections
Library Research
Literature Reviews
Research Methodology
Tables (Data)
Teacher Education
Use Studies
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ308699