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contents Guidelines for a Unit or Course of Instruction in Genealogical Research at Schools of Library and Information Science. Consumer Protection Course Objectives Curriculum Development Deception Genealogy Guidelines Higher Education Library Education Library Role Library Schools Library Services Reference Services Research Methodology Resource Materials User Needs (Information) These guidelines were developed by the Reference and Adult Services Division of the American Library Association to encourage library schools to add training in genealogical research to their curriculum. Highlights include course objectives; the library's role in serving genealogical patrons; genealogical research methodology; reference interviews; resources; and consumer fraud. (LRW)
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spellingShingle Guidelines for a Unit or Course of Instruction in Genealogical Research at Schools of Library and Information Science.
Consumer Protection
Course Objectives
Curriculum Development
Deception
Genealogy
Guidelines
Higher Education
Library Education
Library Role
Library Schools
Library Services
Reference Services
Research Methodology
Resource Materials
User Needs (Information)
Guidelines for a Unit or Course of Instruction in Genealogical Research at Schools of Library and Information Science. Consumer Protection Course Objectives Curriculum Development Deception Genealogy Guidelines Higher Education Library Education Library Role Library Schools Library Services Reference Services Research Methodology Resource Materials User Needs (Information) These guidelines were developed by the Reference and Adult Services Division of the American Library Association to encourage library schools to add training in genealogical research to their curriculum. Highlights include course objectives; the library's role in serving genealogical patrons; genealogical research methodology; reference interviews; resources; and consumer fraud. (LRW)
title Guidelines for a Unit or Course of Instruction in Genealogical Research at Schools of Library and Information Science.
topic Consumer Protection
Course Objectives
Curriculum Development
Deception
Genealogy
Guidelines
Higher Education
Library Education
Library Role
Library Schools
Library Services
Reference Services
Research Methodology
Resource Materials
User Needs (Information)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ536219