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Hauptverfasser: Youngen, Gregory K., Davidoff, Gary
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Sprache:en
Veröffentlicht: 1998
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Online-Zugang:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ577758
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author Youngen, Gregory K.
Davidoff, Gary
author_facet Youngen, Gregory K.
Davidoff, Gary
Youngen, Gregory K.
Davidoff, Gary
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contents Incorporating the Internet into Science and Technology Reference Instruction. Youngen, Gregory K. Davidoff, Gary Assignments Curriculum Development Higher Education Information Sources Information Technology Internet Library Education Reference Services Science Libraries Scientific and Technical Information Technology Integration Describes the importance of the Internet as an information resource for science and engineering librarians and outlines a strategy for introducing these resources to library school students enrolled in sci/tech literature and reference classes. Inclusion of Internet-based information can be accomplished by establishing student prerequisites, adding the Internet to the syllabus, and providing Internet-related assignments. (Author/AEF)
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spellingShingle Incorporating the Internet into Science and Technology Reference Instruction.
Youngen, Gregory K.
Davidoff, Gary
Assignments
Curriculum Development
Higher Education
Information Sources
Information Technology
Internet
Library Education
Reference Services
Science Libraries
Scientific and Technical Information
Technology Integration
Incorporating the Internet into Science and Technology Reference Instruction. Youngen, Gregory K. Davidoff, Gary Assignments Curriculum Development Higher Education Information Sources Information Technology Internet Library Education Reference Services Science Libraries Scientific and Technical Information Technology Integration Describes the importance of the Internet as an information resource for science and engineering librarians and outlines a strategy for introducing these resources to library school students enrolled in sci/tech literature and reference classes. Inclusion of Internet-based information can be accomplished by establishing student prerequisites, adding the Internet to the syllabus, and providing Internet-related assignments. (Author/AEF)
title Incorporating the Internet into Science and Technology Reference Instruction.
topic Assignments
Curriculum Development
Higher Education
Information Sources
Information Technology
Internet
Library Education
Reference Services
Science Libraries
Scientific and Technical Information
Technology Integration
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ577758