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Main Authors: Nash, Stan, Wilson, Myoung Chung
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1991
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ421763
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author Nash, Stan
Wilson, Myoung Chung
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Wilson, Myoung Chung
Nash, Stan
Wilson, Myoung Chung
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contents Value-Added Bibliographic Instruction: Teaching Students to Find the Right Citations. Nash, Stan Wilson, Myoung Chung Citations (References) College Libraries Databases Evaluation Criteria Higher Education Interviews Library Instruction Library Skills Optical Data Disks Search Strategies Surveys Undergraduate Students User Satisfaction (Information) Discussion of information literacy focuses on a study at Rutgers University that was conducted to determine how undergraduates evaluate the results of their CD-ROM database searches. A proposed instructional model is explained that is designed to give students the skills they need to use information sources successfully. (three references) (LRW)
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spellingShingle Value-Added Bibliographic Instruction: Teaching Students to Find the Right Citations.
Nash, Stan
Wilson, Myoung Chung
Citations (References)
College Libraries
Databases
Evaluation Criteria
Higher Education
Interviews
Library Instruction
Library Skills
Optical Data Disks
Search Strategies
Surveys
Undergraduate Students
User Satisfaction (Information)
Value-Added Bibliographic Instruction: Teaching Students to Find the Right Citations. Nash, Stan Wilson, Myoung Chung Citations (References) College Libraries Databases Evaluation Criteria Higher Education Interviews Library Instruction Library Skills Optical Data Disks Search Strategies Surveys Undergraduate Students User Satisfaction (Information) Discussion of information literacy focuses on a study at Rutgers University that was conducted to determine how undergraduates evaluate the results of their CD-ROM database searches. A proposed instructional model is explained that is designed to give students the skills they need to use information sources successfully. (three references) (LRW)
title Value-Added Bibliographic Instruction: Teaching Students to Find the Right Citations.
topic Citations (References)
College Libraries
Databases
Evaluation Criteria
Higher Education
Interviews
Library Instruction
Library Skills
Optical Data Disks
Search Strategies
Surveys
Undergraduate Students
User Satisfaction (Information)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ421763