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Autori principali: Page, Mary, Kesselman, Martin
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lingua:en
Pubblicazione: 1994
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contents Teaching the Internet: Challenges and Opportunities. Page, Mary Kesselman, Martin Academic Libraries Comparative Analysis Cooperative Programs Elementary Secondary Education Higher Education Information Literacy Information Networks Information Skills Librarians Library Instruction Staff Development Teaching Methods Describes distinctions between networked and traditional information resources, explains how these affect user education, and discusses how to transform traditional library instruction into meaningful network education. The nature of the Internet, the librarian's role, staff training, user instruction, using the network to teach, and opportunities for collaboration are covered. (13 references) (KRN)
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spellingShingle Teaching the Internet: Challenges and Opportunities.
Page, Mary
Kesselman, Martin
Academic Libraries
Comparative Analysis
Cooperative Programs
Elementary Secondary Education
Higher Education
Information Literacy
Information Networks
Information Skills
Librarians
Library Instruction
Staff Development
Teaching Methods
Teaching the Internet: Challenges and Opportunities. Page, Mary Kesselman, Martin Academic Libraries Comparative Analysis Cooperative Programs Elementary Secondary Education Higher Education Information Literacy Information Networks Information Skills Librarians Library Instruction Staff Development Teaching Methods Describes distinctions between networked and traditional information resources, explains how these affect user education, and discusses how to transform traditional library instruction into meaningful network education. The nature of the Internet, the librarian's role, staff training, user instruction, using the network to teach, and opportunities for collaboration are covered. (13 references) (KRN)
title Teaching the Internet: Challenges and Opportunities.
topic Academic Libraries
Comparative Analysis
Cooperative Programs
Elementary Secondary Education
Higher Education
Information Literacy
Information Networks
Information Skills
Librarians
Library Instruction
Staff Development
Teaching Methods
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ493295