Library Use Instruction in the Public Library: A Survey of User Preferences.

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Auteurs principaux: Diehl, Susan J., Weech, Terry L.
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Langue:en
Publié: 1991
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author Diehl, Susan J.
Weech, Terry L.
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Weech, Terry L.
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Weech, Terry L.
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contents Library Use Instruction in the Public Library: A Survey of User Preferences. Diehl, Susan J. Weech, Terry L. Academic Libraries Comparative Analysis Higher Education Hypothesis Testing Library Instruction Literature Reviews Public Libraries Questionnaires Research Needs Sex Differences Surveys Tables (Data) Reviews the literature on patron perceptions of library use and the necessity of instruction, describes a survey of Illinois public library patrons that asked their views on library use instruction, compares results with those of an earlier survey of academic library patrons, and suggests areas for further study. (16 references) (LRW)
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spellingShingle Library Use Instruction in the Public Library: A Survey of User Preferences.
Diehl, Susan J.
Weech, Terry L.
Academic Libraries
Comparative Analysis
Higher Education
Hypothesis Testing
Library Instruction
Literature Reviews
Public Libraries
Questionnaires
Research Needs
Sex Differences
Surveys
Tables (Data)
Library Use Instruction in the Public Library: A Survey of User Preferences. Diehl, Susan J. Weech, Terry L. Academic Libraries Comparative Analysis Higher Education Hypothesis Testing Library Instruction Literature Reviews Public Libraries Questionnaires Research Needs Sex Differences Surveys Tables (Data) Reviews the literature on patron perceptions of library use and the necessity of instruction, describes a survey of Illinois public library patrons that asked their views on library use instruction, compares results with those of an earlier survey of academic library patrons, and suggests areas for further study. (16 references) (LRW)
title Library Use Instruction in the Public Library: A Survey of User Preferences.
topic Academic Libraries
Comparative Analysis
Higher Education
Hypothesis Testing
Library Instruction
Literature Reviews
Public Libraries
Questionnaires
Research Needs
Sex Differences
Surveys
Tables (Data)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ427467