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Main Authors: Ackerson, Linda G., And Others
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1991
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ436252
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author Ackerson, Linda G.
And Others
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And Others
Ackerson, Linda G.
And Others
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contents Assessing the Relationship between Library Instruction Methods and the Quality of Undergraduate Research. Ackerson, Linda G. And Others Bibliographies College Libraries Comparative Analysis Higher Education Information Sources Library Instruction Longitudinal Studies Research Skills Teaching Methods Use Studies Users (Information) An ongoing research project at the University of Alabama explores the term paper bibliographies of students receiving two different forms of library instruction. Two librarians score each bibliography for appropriateness and quality of sources. Results to date indicate that bibliographies of students receiving extra library instruction are not always significantly superior to those of students receiving standard library instruction. (DB)
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spellingShingle Assessing the Relationship between Library Instruction Methods and the Quality of Undergraduate Research.
Ackerson, Linda G.
And Others
Bibliographies
College Libraries
Comparative Analysis
Higher Education
Information Sources
Library Instruction
Longitudinal Studies
Research Skills
Teaching Methods
Use Studies
Users (Information)
Assessing the Relationship between Library Instruction Methods and the Quality of Undergraduate Research. Ackerson, Linda G. And Others Bibliographies College Libraries Comparative Analysis Higher Education Information Sources Library Instruction Longitudinal Studies Research Skills Teaching Methods Use Studies Users (Information) An ongoing research project at the University of Alabama explores the term paper bibliographies of students receiving two different forms of library instruction. Two librarians score each bibliography for appropriateness and quality of sources. Results to date indicate that bibliographies of students receiving extra library instruction are not always significantly superior to those of students receiving standard library instruction. (DB)
title Assessing the Relationship between Library Instruction Methods and the Quality of Undergraduate Research.
topic Bibliographies
College Libraries
Comparative Analysis
Higher Education
Information Sources
Library Instruction
Longitudinal Studies
Research Skills
Teaching Methods
Use Studies
Users (Information)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ436252