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Main Author: Peters, Thomas A.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2000
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ621878
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author Peters, Thomas A.
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contents Current Opportunities for the Effective Meta-Assessment of Online Reference Services. Peters, Thomas A. Electronic Libraries Evaluation Information Policy Information Services Information Sources Information Technology Internet Meta Evaluation Online Systems Program Evaluation Reference Services Suggests that current conditions are nearly ideal for the effective meta-assessment of online reference services (ORS), in part because expected patterns and modes of service have not yet been established for emerging and evolving online environments, and in part because the distance between theory and practice regarding reference service in general is at its perigee. (Author/AEF)
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spellingShingle Current Opportunities for the Effective Meta-Assessment of Online Reference Services.
Peters, Thomas A.
Electronic Libraries
Evaluation
Information Policy
Information Services
Information Sources
Information Technology
Internet
Meta Evaluation
Online Systems
Program Evaluation
Reference Services
Current Opportunities for the Effective Meta-Assessment of Online Reference Services. Peters, Thomas A. Electronic Libraries Evaluation Information Policy Information Services Information Sources Information Technology Internet Meta Evaluation Online Systems Program Evaluation Reference Services Suggests that current conditions are nearly ideal for the effective meta-assessment of online reference services (ORS), in part because expected patterns and modes of service have not yet been established for emerging and evolving online environments, and in part because the distance between theory and practice regarding reference service in general is at its perigee. (Author/AEF)
title Current Opportunities for the Effective Meta-Assessment of Online Reference Services.
topic Electronic Libraries
Evaluation
Information Policy
Information Services
Information Sources
Information Technology
Internet
Meta Evaluation
Online Systems
Program Evaluation
Reference Services
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ621878