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Autores principales: Kaczor, Sue A., Jacobson, Trudi E.
Formato: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lenguaje:en
Publicado: 1996
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Acceso en línea:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ538031
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author Kaczor, Sue A.
Jacobson, Trudi E.
author_facet Kaczor, Sue A.
Jacobson, Trudi E.
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Jacobson, Trudi E.
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contents Bibliographic Instruction for the Internet: Implications of an End-User Survey. Kaczor, Sue A. Jacobson, Trudi E. Academic Libraries Cognitive Style Computer Uses in Education Higher Education Internet Learning Strategies Library Instruction Library Services Library Surveys User Needs (Information) Presents the results of a survey conducted at the State University of New York Albany to explore library patrons' use of the Internet and their use of the library-sponsored Internet instruction program. Results indicate that most Internet users chose to learn on their own; different instructional needs, based on gender and learning style were evident. (AEF)
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spellingShingle Bibliographic Instruction for the Internet: Implications of an End-User Survey.
Kaczor, Sue A.
Jacobson, Trudi E.
Academic Libraries
Cognitive Style
Computer Uses in Education
Higher Education
Internet
Learning Strategies
Library Instruction
Library Services
Library Surveys
User Needs (Information)
Bibliographic Instruction for the Internet: Implications of an End-User Survey. Kaczor, Sue A. Jacobson, Trudi E. Academic Libraries Cognitive Style Computer Uses in Education Higher Education Internet Learning Strategies Library Instruction Library Services Library Surveys User Needs (Information) Presents the results of a survey conducted at the State University of New York Albany to explore library patrons' use of the Internet and their use of the library-sponsored Internet instruction program. Results indicate that most Internet users chose to learn on their own; different instructional needs, based on gender and learning style were evident. (AEF)
title Bibliographic Instruction for the Internet: Implications of an End-User Survey.
topic Academic Libraries
Cognitive Style
Computer Uses in Education
Higher Education
Internet
Learning Strategies
Library Instruction
Library Services
Library Surveys
User Needs (Information)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ538031