Bibliographic Instruction in Public Libraries: A Question of Philosophy.

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Autore principale: Harris, Roma M.
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lingua:en
Pubblicazione: 1989
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contents Bibliographic Instruction in Public Libraries: A Question of Philosophy. Harris, Roma M. Institutional Characteristics Library Education Library Instruction Library Policy Library Role Library Surveys Public Libraries Reference Services User Needs (Information) Describes a survey of public librarians that examined their understanding and use of bibliographic instruction and their beliefs about the role of instruction in reference services. No consensus was found, but respondents' views seemed to be mediated by training in bibliographic instruction, library size, and the library's policy on user education. (eight references) (CLB)
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spellingShingle Bibliographic Instruction in Public Libraries: A Question of Philosophy.
Harris, Roma M.
Institutional Characteristics
Library Education
Library Instruction
Library Policy
Library Role
Library Surveys
Public Libraries
Reference Services
User Needs (Information)
Bibliographic Instruction in Public Libraries: A Question of Philosophy. Harris, Roma M. Institutional Characteristics Library Education Library Instruction Library Policy Library Role Library Surveys Public Libraries Reference Services User Needs (Information) Describes a survey of public librarians that examined their understanding and use of bibliographic instruction and their beliefs about the role of instruction in reference services. No consensus was found, but respondents' views seemed to be mediated by training in bibliographic instruction, library size, and the library's policy on user education. (eight references) (CLB)
title Bibliographic Instruction in Public Libraries: A Question of Philosophy.
topic Institutional Characteristics
Library Education
Library Instruction
Library Policy
Library Role
Library Surveys
Public Libraries
Reference Services
User Needs (Information)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ402791