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Main Authors: Diamond, Tom, McGee, Joan Espey
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1995
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ503470
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author Diamond, Tom
McGee, Joan Espey
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McGee, Joan Espey
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contents Bibliographic Instruction for Business Writing Students: Implementation of a Conceptual Framework. Diamond, Tom McGee, Joan Espey Business Education Career Information Systems Course Evaluation Higher Education Library Instruction Models Problems Program Improvement Questioning Techniques Student Surveys Writing Assignments A review of the bibliographic instruction (BI) format for business and career information in a business writing class at Louisiana State University revealed that a new framework was needed. Problems of the current format, results of student surveys, questioning techniques, learning models, and the role of assignments were examined. The conceptual framework and student survey are appended. (AEF)
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spellingShingle Bibliographic Instruction for Business Writing Students: Implementation of a Conceptual Framework.
Diamond, Tom
McGee, Joan Espey
Business Education
Career Information Systems
Course Evaluation
Higher Education
Library Instruction
Models
Problems
Program Improvement
Questioning Techniques
Student Surveys
Writing Assignments
Bibliographic Instruction for Business Writing Students: Implementation of a Conceptual Framework. Diamond, Tom McGee, Joan Espey Business Education Career Information Systems Course Evaluation Higher Education Library Instruction Models Problems Program Improvement Questioning Techniques Student Surveys Writing Assignments A review of the bibliographic instruction (BI) format for business and career information in a business writing class at Louisiana State University revealed that a new framework was needed. Problems of the current format, results of student surveys, questioning techniques, learning models, and the role of assignments were examined. The conceptual framework and student survey are appended. (AEF)
title Bibliographic Instruction for Business Writing Students: Implementation of a Conceptual Framework.
topic Business Education
Career Information Systems
Course Evaluation
Higher Education
Library Instruction
Models
Problems
Program Improvement
Questioning Techniques
Student Surveys
Writing Assignments
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ503470