Best Practices: An Analysis of the Best (and Worst) in Fifty-Two Public Library Reference Transactions.

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Autori principali: Ross, Catherine Sheldrick, Dewdney, Patricia
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Pubblicazione: 1994
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author Ross, Catherine Sheldrick
Dewdney, Patricia
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Dewdney, Patricia
Ross, Catherine Sheldrick
Dewdney, Patricia
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contents Best Practices: An Analysis of the Best (and Worst) in Fifty-Two Public Library Reference Transactions. Ross, Catherine Sheldrick Dewdney, Patricia Body Language Graduate Students Higher Education Interviews Library Schools Library Services Listening Skills Public Libraries Reference Services Training Users (Information) Describes a study that focused on users' public library reference service experiences that was carried out by graduate students from the School of Library and Information Science at the University of Western Ontario. Topics addressed include body language; reference interviews; listening skills; familiarity with relevant sources; service orientation; and inservice training. (seven references) (LRW)
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spellingShingle Best Practices: An Analysis of the Best (and Worst) in Fifty-Two Public Library Reference Transactions.
Ross, Catherine Sheldrick
Dewdney, Patricia
Body Language
Graduate Students
Higher Education
Interviews
Library Schools
Library Services
Listening Skills
Public Libraries
Reference Services
Training
Users (Information)
Best Practices: An Analysis of the Best (and Worst) in Fifty-Two Public Library Reference Transactions. Ross, Catherine Sheldrick Dewdney, Patricia Body Language Graduate Students Higher Education Interviews Library Schools Library Services Listening Skills Public Libraries Reference Services Training Users (Information) Describes a study that focused on users' public library reference service experiences that was carried out by graduate students from the School of Library and Information Science at the University of Western Ontario. Topics addressed include body language; reference interviews; listening skills; familiarity with relevant sources; service orientation; and inservice training. (seven references) (LRW)
title Best Practices: An Analysis of the Best (and Worst) in Fifty-Two Public Library Reference Transactions.
topic Body Language
Graduate Students
Higher Education
Interviews
Library Schools
Library Services
Listening Skills
Public Libraries
Reference Services
Training
Users (Information)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ491583