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Main Authors: Hyman, Richard, Wedgeworth, Robert
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1991
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ423283
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author Hyman, Richard
Wedgeworth, Robert
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Wedgeworth, Robert
Hyman, Richard
Wedgeworth, Robert
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contents Library Schools in Crisis: Stemming the Tide [and] Some Thoughts on the Perils of Library Education: Real and Perceived. Hyman, Richard Wedgeworth, Robert Curriculum Development Educational Cooperation Higher Education Improvement Programs Institutional Survival Librarians Library Education Library Role Library Schools Library Science Library Standards Program Evaluation Identifies challenges facing graduate library education and recommends ways to keep library programs from closing, including better defining the profession of librarianship and avoiding isolation by engaging in high-profile, universitywide relationships with other academic departments. Unique characteristics of librarians and librarianship are explored, and 14 library programs that have closed since 1978 are listed. (SD)
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spellingShingle Library Schools in Crisis: Stemming the Tide [and] Some Thoughts on the Perils of Library Education: Real and Perceived.
Hyman, Richard
Wedgeworth, Robert
Curriculum Development
Educational Cooperation
Higher Education
Improvement Programs
Institutional Survival
Librarians
Library Education
Library Role
Library Schools
Library Science
Library Standards
Program Evaluation
Library Schools in Crisis: Stemming the Tide [and] Some Thoughts on the Perils of Library Education: Real and Perceived. Hyman, Richard Wedgeworth, Robert Curriculum Development Educational Cooperation Higher Education Improvement Programs Institutional Survival Librarians Library Education Library Role Library Schools Library Science Library Standards Program Evaluation Identifies challenges facing graduate library education and recommends ways to keep library programs from closing, including better defining the profession of librarianship and avoiding isolation by engaging in high-profile, universitywide relationships with other academic departments. Unique characteristics of librarians and librarianship are explored, and 14 library programs that have closed since 1978 are listed. (SD)
title Library Schools in Crisis: Stemming the Tide [and] Some Thoughts on the Perils of Library Education: Real and Perceived.
topic Curriculum Development
Educational Cooperation
Higher Education
Improvement Programs
Institutional Survival
Librarians
Library Education
Library Role
Library Schools
Library Science
Library Standards
Program Evaluation
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ423283