Making Libraries Essential the HIP Way.
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1995
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| author | Paznekas, Susan J. Stephan, Sandra S. |
| author_facet | Paznekas, Susan J. Stephan, Sandra S. Paznekas, Susan J. Stephan, Sandra S. |
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| contents | Making Libraries Essential the HIP Way. Paznekas, Susan J. Stephan, Sandra S. Community Development Library Collection Development Library Personnel Library Role Library Services Marketing Pilot Projects Public Agencies Public Libraries Publicity Training User Needs (Information) Describes the Health Information Project, a plan created by the Maryland State Department of Education that allows residents to obtain health information from public libraries. Examples of patron situations involving health questions illustrate the plan's main elements: collection development, staff training, networking with community agencies, and marketing and publicity. (JMV) |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1995 |
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| spellingShingle | Making Libraries Essential the HIP Way. Paznekas, Susan J. Stephan, Sandra S. Community Development Library Collection Development Library Personnel Library Role Library Services Marketing Pilot Projects Public Agencies Public Libraries Publicity Training User Needs (Information) Making Libraries Essential the HIP Way. Paznekas, Susan J. Stephan, Sandra S. Community Development Library Collection Development Library Personnel Library Role Library Services Marketing Pilot Projects Public Agencies Public Libraries Publicity Training User Needs (Information) Describes the Health Information Project, a plan created by the Maryland State Department of Education that allows residents to obtain health information from public libraries. Examples of patron situations involving health questions illustrate the plan's main elements: collection development, staff training, networking with community agencies, and marketing and publicity. (JMV) |
| title | Making Libraries Essential the HIP Way. |
| topic | Community Development Library Collection Development Library Personnel Library Role Library Services Marketing Pilot Projects Public Agencies Public Libraries Publicity Training User Needs (Information) |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ515149 |