Surveying the Effectiveness of Short Course-Provision in the Professional Development of Library and Information Specialists.

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Main Authors: Okey, Andrew, And Others
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1992
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contents Surveying the Effectiveness of Short Course-Provision in the Professional Development of Library and Information Specialists. Okey, Andrew And Others Course Evaluation Educational Quality Experiential Learning Foreign Countries Information Scientists Librarians Minicourses Objectives Postsecondary Education Professional Continuing Education Professional Development Stimulation A survey of students in 17 continuing education courses of short duration for librarians and information scientists in the United Kingdom showed that attendees welcome an intellectual challenge, prefer practical-based courses over lectures, and attend courses to gain work-related skills and knowledge. (three references) (EA)
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spellingShingle Surveying the Effectiveness of Short Course-Provision in the Professional Development of Library and Information Specialists.
Okey, Andrew
And Others
Course Evaluation
Educational Quality
Experiential Learning
Foreign Countries
Information Scientists
Librarians
Minicourses
Objectives
Postsecondary Education
Professional Continuing Education
Professional Development
Stimulation
Surveying the Effectiveness of Short Course-Provision in the Professional Development of Library and Information Specialists. Okey, Andrew And Others Course Evaluation Educational Quality Experiential Learning Foreign Countries Information Scientists Librarians Minicourses Objectives Postsecondary Education Professional Continuing Education Professional Development Stimulation A survey of students in 17 continuing education courses of short duration for librarians and information scientists in the United Kingdom showed that attendees welcome an intellectual challenge, prefer practical-based courses over lectures, and attend courses to gain work-related skills and knowledge. (three references) (EA)
title Surveying the Effectiveness of Short Course-Provision in the Professional Development of Library and Information Specialists.
topic Course Evaluation
Educational Quality
Experiential Learning
Foreign Countries
Information Scientists
Librarians
Minicourses
Objectives
Postsecondary Education
Professional Continuing Education
Professional Development
Stimulation
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ462936