Library Literacy. Building the User-Centered Library.

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Main Authors: Wilson, Lizabeth A., Ed., Arp, Lori, Ed.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1995
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author Wilson, Lizabeth A., Ed.
Arp, Lori, Ed.
author_facet Wilson, Lizabeth A., Ed.
Arp, Lori, Ed.
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Arp, Lori, Ed.
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contents Library Literacy. Building the User-Centered Library. Wilson, Lizabeth A., Ed. Arp, Lori, Ed. Higher Education Library Administration Library Development Library Policy Library Services Library Surveys Needs Assessment Professional Development Resource Allocation User Needs (Information) The University of Washington (Seattle) developed an administrative process that integrates user needs assessment. The user-centered library is defined and assessment initiatives including policies, surveys, analysis of resource allocation, and professional development are discussed. (AEF)
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spellingShingle Library Literacy. Building the User-Centered Library.
Wilson, Lizabeth A., Ed.
Arp, Lori, Ed.
Higher Education
Library Administration
Library Development
Library Policy
Library Services
Library Surveys
Needs Assessment
Professional Development
Resource Allocation
User Needs (Information)
Library Literacy. Building the User-Centered Library. Wilson, Lizabeth A., Ed. Arp, Lori, Ed. Higher Education Library Administration Library Development Library Policy Library Services Library Surveys Needs Assessment Professional Development Resource Allocation User Needs (Information) The University of Washington (Seattle) developed an administrative process that integrates user needs assessment. The user-centered library is defined and assessment initiatives including policies, surveys, analysis of resource allocation, and professional development are discussed. (AEF)
title Library Literacy. Building the User-Centered Library.
topic Higher Education
Library Administration
Library Development
Library Policy
Library Services
Library Surveys
Needs Assessment
Professional Development
Resource Allocation
User Needs (Information)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ503467