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Autores principales: Gibbs, William J., Chen, Carrie, Bernas, Ronan S.
Formato: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lenguaje:en
Publicado: 2001
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Acceso en línea:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ629717
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author Gibbs, William J.
Chen, Carrie
Bernas, Ronan S.
author_facet Gibbs, William J.
Chen, Carrie
Bernas, Ronan S.
Gibbs, William J.
Chen, Carrie
Bernas, Ronan S.
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contents Group Instruction and Web-based Instructional Approaches for Training Student Employees. Gibbs, William J. Chen, Carrie Bernas, Ronan S. Autoinstructional Aids Comparative Analysis Group Instruction Individual Instruction Online Courses Student Employment Trainees Training Methods World Wide Web Compared the achievement and attitudes of student library employees trained in two different ways: by instructor-led group instruction or by Web-based self-instruction. Found that both modalities performed equally and generally responded favorably to training; there were some differences in what students believed their training emphasized based on modality, although instructional content was identical. (EV)
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spellingShingle Group Instruction and Web-based Instructional Approaches for Training Student Employees.
Gibbs, William J.
Chen, Carrie
Bernas, Ronan S.
Autoinstructional Aids
Comparative Analysis
Group Instruction
Individual Instruction
Online Courses
Student Employment
Trainees
Training Methods
World Wide Web
Group Instruction and Web-based Instructional Approaches for Training Student Employees. Gibbs, William J. Chen, Carrie Bernas, Ronan S. Autoinstructional Aids Comparative Analysis Group Instruction Individual Instruction Online Courses Student Employment Trainees Training Methods World Wide Web Compared the achievement and attitudes of student library employees trained in two different ways: by instructor-led group instruction or by Web-based self-instruction. Found that both modalities performed equally and generally responded favorably to training; there were some differences in what students believed their training emphasized based on modality, although instructional content was identical. (EV)
title Group Instruction and Web-based Instructional Approaches for Training Student Employees.
topic Autoinstructional Aids
Comparative Analysis
Group Instruction
Individual Instruction
Online Courses
Student Employment
Trainees
Training Methods
World Wide Web
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ629717