Special Report: ALISE Explores the Elements for Educational Excellence.

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Autore principale: Godwin, Mary Jo
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
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Pubblicazione: 1991
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contents Special Report: ALISE Explores the Elements for Educational Excellence. Godwin, Mary Jo Accreditation (Institutions) Conferences Doctoral Degrees Information Science Education Interdisciplinary Approach Internship Programs Library Schools Library Science Problems Professional Associations Standards Provides a summary of the 1991 conference of the Association for Library and Information Science Education (ALISE). Highlights include an evaluation of the doctorate degree; problems with traditional library education; the need for multidisciplinary curriculums; statistics about library science educators; postgraduate internships; and revised standards for accrediting library education programs. (LRW)
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spellingShingle Special Report: ALISE Explores the Elements for Educational Excellence.
Godwin, Mary Jo
Accreditation (Institutions)
Conferences
Doctoral Degrees
Information Science Education
Interdisciplinary Approach
Internship Programs
Library Schools
Library Science
Problems
Professional Associations
Standards
Special Report: ALISE Explores the Elements for Educational Excellence. Godwin, Mary Jo Accreditation (Institutions) Conferences Doctoral Degrees Information Science Education Interdisciplinary Approach Internship Programs Library Schools Library Science Problems Professional Associations Standards Provides a summary of the 1991 conference of the Association for Library and Information Science Education (ALISE). Highlights include an evaluation of the doctorate degree; problems with traditional library education; the need for multidisciplinary curriculums; statistics about library science educators; postgraduate internships; and revised standards for accrediting library education programs. (LRW)
title Special Report: ALISE Explores the Elements for Educational Excellence.
topic Accreditation (Institutions)
Conferences
Doctoral Degrees
Information Science Education
Interdisciplinary Approach
Internship Programs
Library Schools
Library Science
Problems
Professional Associations
Standards
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