Technology: What and When?

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Auteur principal: Reck, Lawrence
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Langue:en
Publié: 1991
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contents Technology: What and When? Reck, Lawrence Access to Information Educational Technology Elementary Secondary Education Federal Government Government Role Government School Relationship Higher Education Library Networks Library Planning Library Services Literacy Media Research Summarizes recommendations from the 1991 White House Conference on Library and Information Services which examined directions that technology must take regarding the library/media information fields (emphasizing literacy, productivity, and democracy). The paper makes recommendations about services, access, governance, networking, training, personnel, and national information policy. (SM)
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spellingShingle Technology: What and When?
Reck, Lawrence
Access to Information
Educational Technology
Elementary Secondary Education
Federal Government
Government Role
Government School Relationship
Higher Education
Library Networks
Library Planning
Library Services
Literacy
Media Research
Technology: What and When? Reck, Lawrence Access to Information Educational Technology Elementary Secondary Education Federal Government Government Role Government School Relationship Higher Education Library Networks Library Planning Library Services Literacy Media Research Summarizes recommendations from the 1991 White House Conference on Library and Information Services which examined directions that technology must take regarding the library/media information fields (emphasizing literacy, productivity, and democracy). The paper makes recommendations about services, access, governance, networking, training, personnel, and national information policy. (SM)
title Technology: What and When?
topic Access to Information
Educational Technology
Elementary Secondary Education
Federal Government
Government Role
Government School Relationship
Higher Education
Library Networks
Library Planning
Library Services
Literacy
Media Research
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ443838