Library Education and Employer Expectations: The Library School Perspective.

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Autori principali: Vondran, Raymond F., And Others
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
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Pubblicazione: 1989
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author Vondran, Raymond F.
And Others
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And Others
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And Others
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contents Library Education and Employer Expectations: The Library School Perspective. Vondran, Raymond F. And Others Access to Information Accountability Curriculum Development Educational Needs Educational Objectives Employment Qualifications Higher Education Information Technology Library Education Library Schools The need for library science education to facilitate the adaptation of libraries to the new work environments engendered by the information revolution is discussed in the first of two articles. The second describes library students at Brigham Young University, their mission, their curriculum, and the expectations of employers of their graduates. (CLB)
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spellingShingle Library Education and Employer Expectations: The Library School Perspective.
Vondran, Raymond F.
And Others
Access to Information
Accountability
Curriculum Development
Educational Needs
Educational Objectives
Employment Qualifications
Higher Education
Information Technology
Library Education
Library Schools
Library Education and Employer Expectations: The Library School Perspective. Vondran, Raymond F. And Others Access to Information Accountability Curriculum Development Educational Needs Educational Objectives Employment Qualifications Higher Education Information Technology Library Education Library Schools The need for library science education to facilitate the adaptation of libraries to the new work environments engendered by the information revolution is discussed in the first of two articles. The second describes library students at Brigham Young University, their mission, their curriculum, and the expectations of employers of their graduates. (CLB)
title Library Education and Employer Expectations: The Library School Perspective.
topic Access to Information
Accountability
Curriculum Development
Educational Needs
Educational Objectives
Employment Qualifications
Higher Education
Information Technology
Library Education
Library Schools
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ405794