Librarianship and Information Resources Management: Some Questions and Contradictions.

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Autore principale: Estabrook, Leigh S.
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lingua:en
Pubblicazione: 1986
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author Estabrook, Leigh S.
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contents Librarianship and Information Resources Management: Some Questions and Contradictions. Estabrook, Leigh S. Access to Information College Faculty Cost Effectiveness Federal Legislation Higher Education Information Transfer Information Utilization Library Associations Library Education Professional Education Users (Information) Values Analysis of the emerging alliance between library education and education for information resources management compares histories, value systems, and levels of professionalism. Discussion includes problems resulting from combining programs within one professional school, such as teaching conflicting philosophies of access to information and cost effectiveness of information management. (CDD)
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spellingShingle Librarianship and Information Resources Management: Some Questions and Contradictions.
Estabrook, Leigh S.
Access to Information
College Faculty
Cost Effectiveness
Federal Legislation
Higher Education
Information Transfer
Information Utilization
Library Associations
Library Education
Professional Education
Users (Information)
Values
Librarianship and Information Resources Management: Some Questions and Contradictions. Estabrook, Leigh S. Access to Information College Faculty Cost Effectiveness Federal Legislation Higher Education Information Transfer Information Utilization Library Associations Library Education Professional Education Users (Information) Values Analysis of the emerging alliance between library education and education for information resources management compares histories, value systems, and levels of professionalism. Discussion includes problems resulting from combining programs within one professional school, such as teaching conflicting philosophies of access to information and cost effectiveness of information management. (CDD)
title Librarianship and Information Resources Management: Some Questions and Contradictions.
topic Access to Information
College Faculty
Cost Effectiveness
Federal Legislation
Higher Education
Information Transfer
Information Utilization
Library Associations
Library Education
Professional Education
Users (Information)
Values
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ345918