The Information Age versus Gender Equity? Technology and Values in Education for Library and Information Science.

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Main Author: Hildenbrand, Suzanne
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1999
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contents The Information Age versus Gender Equity? Technology and Values in Education for Library and Information Science. Hildenbrand, Suzanne College Faculty Curriculum Development Educational Change Higher Education Information Science Information Scientists Librarians Library Science Racial Bias Sex Bias Looks at the changing character of education for librarianship in the Information Age, examining the issues of equity for women and people of color and emphasizing faculty and students in the emerging curriculum. Examines relative support for Library Science and for Information Science courses, measured by faculty distribution in the two areas. (Author/AEF)
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spellingShingle The Information Age versus Gender Equity? Technology and Values in Education for Library and Information Science.
Hildenbrand, Suzanne
College Faculty
Curriculum Development
Educational Change
Higher Education
Information Science
Information Scientists
Librarians
Library Science
Racial Bias
Sex Bias
The Information Age versus Gender Equity? Technology and Values in Education for Library and Information Science. Hildenbrand, Suzanne College Faculty Curriculum Development Educational Change Higher Education Information Science Information Scientists Librarians Library Science Racial Bias Sex Bias Looks at the changing character of education for librarianship in the Information Age, examining the issues of equity for women and people of color and emphasizing faculty and students in the emerging curriculum. Examines relative support for Library Science and for Information Science courses, measured by faculty distribution in the two areas. (Author/AEF)
title The Information Age versus Gender Equity? Technology and Values in Education for Library and Information Science.
topic College Faculty
Curriculum Development
Educational Change
Higher Education
Information Science
Information Scientists
Librarians
Library Science
Racial Bias
Sex Bias
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ591551