Talking in the Library: Channels of Communication for Library Staff.
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1995
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| author | Forrest, Charles |
| author_facet | Forrest, Charles Forrest, Charles |
| collection | Education Resources Information Center |
| contents | Talking in the Library: Channels of Communication for Library Staff. Forrest, Charles Comprehension Electronic Mail Facsimile Transmission Information Transfer Interpersonal Communication Organizational Communication Verbal Communication Asserts that effective communication is vital to the success of library operations and presents a communications model where various channels of communication are rated based upon immediacy, fullness, and verifiability. Channels include face-to-face communication, telephone, voice mail, telefacsimile, electronic mail, and written word. Choosing a channel should be based upon intended goals of the transmitted message. (LAM) |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1995 |
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| spellingShingle | Talking in the Library: Channels of Communication for Library Staff. Forrest, Charles Comprehension Electronic Mail Facsimile Transmission Information Transfer Interpersonal Communication Organizational Communication Verbal Communication Talking in the Library: Channels of Communication for Library Staff. Forrest, Charles Comprehension Electronic Mail Facsimile Transmission Information Transfer Interpersonal Communication Organizational Communication Verbal Communication Asserts that effective communication is vital to the success of library operations and presents a communications model where various channels of communication are rated based upon immediacy, fullness, and verifiability. Channels include face-to-face communication, telephone, voice mail, telefacsimile, electronic mail, and written word. Choosing a channel should be based upon intended goals of the transmitted message. (LAM) |
| title | Talking in the Library: Channels of Communication for Library Staff. |
| topic | Comprehension Electronic Mail Facsimile Transmission Information Transfer Interpersonal Communication Organizational Communication Verbal Communication |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ529654 |