What Kinds of Nurturing Will Be Required for Information Professionals in the Future? Possibilities and Principals--or "Alice through the Looking Glass."

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Main Author: Herrin, Barbara
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1995
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contents What Kinds of Nurturing Will Be Required for Information Professionals in the Future? Possibilities and Principals--or "Alice through the Looking Glass." Herrin, Barbara Change Agents Cooperative Planning Educational Change Elementary Secondary Education Futures (of Society) Learning Resources Centers Lifelong Learning Media Specialists School Libraries Skill Development Considers ways to support library media specialists and information professionals in their emerging role as change agents in schools or learning communities of the future, based on fictional future scenarios. Topics include planning for change, lifelong learning, cooperation, the use of technology, and skill development. (LRW)
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spellingShingle What Kinds of Nurturing Will Be Required for Information Professionals in the Future? Possibilities and Principals--or "Alice through the Looking Glass."
Herrin, Barbara
Change Agents
Cooperative Planning
Educational Change
Elementary Secondary Education
Futures (of Society)
Learning Resources Centers
Lifelong Learning
Media Specialists
School Libraries
Skill Development
What Kinds of Nurturing Will Be Required for Information Professionals in the Future? Possibilities and Principals--or "Alice through the Looking Glass." Herrin, Barbara Change Agents Cooperative Planning Educational Change Elementary Secondary Education Futures (of Society) Learning Resources Centers Lifelong Learning Media Specialists School Libraries Skill Development Considers ways to support library media specialists and information professionals in their emerging role as change agents in schools or learning communities of the future, based on fictional future scenarios. Topics include planning for change, lifelong learning, cooperation, the use of technology, and skill development. (LRW)
title What Kinds of Nurturing Will Be Required for Information Professionals in the Future? Possibilities and Principals--or "Alice through the Looking Glass."
topic Change Agents
Cooperative Planning
Educational Change
Elementary Secondary Education
Futures (of Society)
Learning Resources Centers
Lifelong Learning
Media Specialists
School Libraries
Skill Development
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ516589