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1998
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| author | Hacker, Kenneth L. Goss, Blaine Townley, Charles Horton, Valerie J. |
| author_facet | Hacker, Kenneth L. Goss, Blaine Townley, Charles Horton, Valerie J. Hacker, Kenneth L. Goss, Blaine Townley, Charles Horton, Valerie J. |
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| contents | Employee Attitudes Regarding Electronic Mail Policies: A Case Study. Hacker, Kenneth L. Goss, Blaine Townley, Charles Horton, Valerie J. Attitude Measures Case Studies College Libraries Electronic Mail Employee Attitudes Higher Education Triangulation Investigates attitudes toward e-mail and e-mail policies through a case study of e-mail users at a university library. Indicates those who use e-mail frequently have more favorable attitudes to it than less frequent users and are more opposed to policies regulating e-mail communication. Notes that employees prefer guidelines to restrictive policies. (PA) |
| format | Recurso educativo Open Access |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1998 |
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| spellingShingle | Employee Attitudes Regarding Electronic Mail Policies: A Case Study. Hacker, Kenneth L. Goss, Blaine Townley, Charles Horton, Valerie J. Attitude Measures Case Studies College Libraries Electronic Mail Employee Attitudes Higher Education Triangulation Employee Attitudes Regarding Electronic Mail Policies: A Case Study. Hacker, Kenneth L. Goss, Blaine Townley, Charles Horton, Valerie J. Attitude Measures Case Studies College Libraries Electronic Mail Employee Attitudes Higher Education Triangulation Investigates attitudes toward e-mail and e-mail policies through a case study of e-mail users at a university library. Indicates those who use e-mail frequently have more favorable attitudes to it than less frequent users and are more opposed to policies regulating e-mail communication. Notes that employees prefer guidelines to restrictive policies. (PA) |
| title | Employee Attitudes Regarding Electronic Mail Policies: A Case Study. |
| topic | Attitude Measures Case Studies College Libraries Electronic Mail Employee Attitudes Higher Education Triangulation |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ557995 |