Faculty Perceptions Towards Student Library Use in a Large Urban Community College.

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Auteur principal: Baker, Robert K.
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Langue:en
Publié: 1997
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contents Faculty Perceptions Towards Student Library Use in a Large Urban Community College. Baker, Robert K. Academic Libraries Assignments Community Colleges Educational Strategies Instructional Effectiveness Librarians Role Perception Teacher Attitudes Teaching Methods Two Year College Students Two Year Colleges Users (Information) This study identified and described the purposes, levels of importance, and self-perceived roles of librarians at Pima Community College (Tucson, Arizona), a large urban multicampus community college. Results suggest that broad strategies aimed at inducing faculty to make student library assignments are not as likely to succeed as strategies tailored to faculty's pedagogical concerns. (PEN)
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spellingShingle Faculty Perceptions Towards Student Library Use in a Large Urban Community College.
Baker, Robert K.
Academic Libraries
Assignments
Community Colleges
Educational Strategies
Instructional Effectiveness
Librarians
Role Perception
Teacher Attitudes
Teaching Methods
Two Year College Students
Two Year Colleges
Users (Information)
Faculty Perceptions Towards Student Library Use in a Large Urban Community College. Baker, Robert K. Academic Libraries Assignments Community Colleges Educational Strategies Instructional Effectiveness Librarians Role Perception Teacher Attitudes Teaching Methods Two Year College Students Two Year Colleges Users (Information) This study identified and described the purposes, levels of importance, and self-perceived roles of librarians at Pima Community College (Tucson, Arizona), a large urban multicampus community college. Results suggest that broad strategies aimed at inducing faculty to make student library assignments are not as likely to succeed as strategies tailored to faculty's pedagogical concerns. (PEN)
title Faculty Perceptions Towards Student Library Use in a Large Urban Community College.
topic Academic Libraries
Assignments
Community Colleges
Educational Strategies
Instructional Effectiveness
Librarians
Role Perception
Teacher Attitudes
Teaching Methods
Two Year College Students
Two Year Colleges
Users (Information)
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