Information Delivery Strategies and the Rural Student.
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1992
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| author | West, Sharon M. |
| author_facet | West, Sharon M. West, Sharon M. |
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| contents | Information Delivery Strategies and the Rural Student. West, Sharon M. Academic Libraries Alaska Natives College Students Distance Education Facsimile Transmission Higher Education Information Dissemination Information Networks Public Libraries Reference Services Rural Population Users (Information) Describes how the University of Alaska, Fairbanks, implemented information and library services to its primarily rural distance education students using information brokering and document delivery via the university's computer network, voice mail, and telefacsimile. The positive student response in light of the special needs of Alaskan Native Americans is discussed. (26 references) (EA) |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1992 |
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| spellingShingle | Information Delivery Strategies and the Rural Student. West, Sharon M. Academic Libraries Alaska Natives College Students Distance Education Facsimile Transmission Higher Education Information Dissemination Information Networks Public Libraries Reference Services Rural Population Users (Information) Information Delivery Strategies and the Rural Student. West, Sharon M. Academic Libraries Alaska Natives College Students Distance Education Facsimile Transmission Higher Education Information Dissemination Information Networks Public Libraries Reference Services Rural Population Users (Information) Describes how the University of Alaska, Fairbanks, implemented information and library services to its primarily rural distance education students using information brokering and document delivery via the university's computer network, voice mail, and telefacsimile. The positive student response in light of the special needs of Alaskan Native Americans is discussed. (26 references) (EA) |
| title | Information Delivery Strategies and the Rural Student. |
| topic | Academic Libraries Alaska Natives College Students Distance Education Facsimile Transmission Higher Education Information Dissemination Information Networks Public Libraries Reference Services Rural Population Users (Information) |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ454726 |