Computer Literacy in an Academic Library: Technological Hit or Myth?
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1984
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| author | Hanson, Charles D. |
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| contents | Computer Literacy in an Academic Library: Technological Hit or Myth? Hanson, Charles D. College Libraries Community Colleges Computer Literacy Computer Science Education Computers Learning Resources Centers Library Services Program Descriptions Program Development Two Year Colleges Traces the development of Lima Community College's computer literacy program, which uses the library as the site of ongoing computer education. Explores such factors in program development as funding, hardware choice, and implementation steps. Responds to several myths about computers, e.g., microcomputers take up little space and reduce staffing needs. (DMM) |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1984 |
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| spellingShingle | Computer Literacy in an Academic Library: Technological Hit or Myth? Hanson, Charles D. College Libraries Community Colleges Computer Literacy Computer Science Education Computers Learning Resources Centers Library Services Program Descriptions Program Development Two Year Colleges Computer Literacy in an Academic Library: Technological Hit or Myth? Hanson, Charles D. College Libraries Community Colleges Computer Literacy Computer Science Education Computers Learning Resources Centers Library Services Program Descriptions Program Development Two Year Colleges Traces the development of Lima Community College's computer literacy program, which uses the library as the site of ongoing computer education. Explores such factors in program development as funding, hardware choice, and implementation steps. Responds to several myths about computers, e.g., microcomputers take up little space and reduce staffing needs. (DMM) |
| title | Computer Literacy in an Academic Library: Technological Hit or Myth? |
| topic | College Libraries Community Colleges Computer Literacy Computer Science Education Computers Learning Resources Centers Library Services Program Descriptions Program Development Two Year Colleges |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ345965 |