Knowledge Bases and Library Education.

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Auteurs principaux: Powell, Ronald R., Creth, Sheila D.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Langue:en
Publié: 1986
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author Powell, Ronald R.
Creth, Sheila D.
author_facet Powell, Ronald R.
Creth, Sheila D.
Powell, Ronald R.
Creth, Sheila D.
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contents Knowledge Bases and Library Education. Powell, Ronald R. Creth, Sheila D. Academic Libraries Higher Education Job Skills Knowledge Level Librarians Library Education Library Science Occupational Surveys Questionnaires Research Design Research Libraries Tables (Data) Work Experience Randomly sampled librarians were asked to rate 56 categories of baseline knowledge and skills according to their importance and degree to which respondents considered themselves knowledgeable. Highlights include areas of knowledge; library education effectiveness; and the importance of knowledge and experience, the library position, and the library unit. (8 references) (EJS)
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publishDate 1986
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spellingShingle Knowledge Bases and Library Education.
Powell, Ronald R.
Creth, Sheila D.
Academic Libraries
Higher Education
Job Skills
Knowledge Level
Librarians
Library Education
Library Science
Occupational Surveys
Questionnaires
Research Design
Research Libraries
Tables (Data)
Work Experience
Knowledge Bases and Library Education. Powell, Ronald R. Creth, Sheila D. Academic Libraries Higher Education Job Skills Knowledge Level Librarians Library Education Library Science Occupational Surveys Questionnaires Research Design Research Libraries Tables (Data) Work Experience Randomly sampled librarians were asked to rate 56 categories of baseline knowledge and skills according to their importance and degree to which respondents considered themselves knowledgeable. Highlights include areas of knowledge; library education effectiveness; and the importance of knowledge and experience, the library position, and the library unit. (8 references) (EJS)
title Knowledge Bases and Library Education.
topic Academic Libraries
Higher Education
Job Skills
Knowledge Level
Librarians
Library Education
Library Science
Occupational Surveys
Questionnaires
Research Design
Research Libraries
Tables (Data)
Work Experience
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ331793