The Postmodern Condition: Students, the Web, and Academic Library Services.

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Main Authors: Harley, Bruce, Dreger, Megan, Knobloch, Patricia
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2001
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author Harley, Bruce
Dreger, Megan
Knobloch, Patricia
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Dreger, Megan
Knobloch, Patricia
Harley, Bruce
Dreger, Megan
Knobloch, Patricia
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contents The Postmodern Condition: Students, the Web, and Academic Library Services. Harley, Bruce Dreger, Megan Knobloch, Patricia Academic Libraries Critical Thinking Evaluation Methods Higher Education Library Services Postmodernism Reference Services Student Attitudes World Wide Web Proposes a framework for academic libraries to use for the reevaluation of reference and bibliographic instruction services that focuses on student attitudes and the World Wide Web. Discusses the postmodern condition that is characterized by consumerism, superficiality, and knowledge fragmentation, and considers how academic librarians can facilitate students' critical thinking. (Author/LRW)
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spellingShingle The Postmodern Condition: Students, the Web, and Academic Library Services.
Harley, Bruce
Dreger, Megan
Knobloch, Patricia
Academic Libraries
Critical Thinking
Evaluation Methods
Higher Education
Library Services
Postmodernism
Reference Services
Student Attitudes
World Wide Web
The Postmodern Condition: Students, the Web, and Academic Library Services. Harley, Bruce Dreger, Megan Knobloch, Patricia Academic Libraries Critical Thinking Evaluation Methods Higher Education Library Services Postmodernism Reference Services Student Attitudes World Wide Web Proposes a framework for academic libraries to use for the reevaluation of reference and bibliographic instruction services that focuses on student attitudes and the World Wide Web. Discusses the postmodern condition that is characterized by consumerism, superficiality, and knowledge fragmentation, and considers how academic librarians can facilitate students' critical thinking. (Author/LRW)
title The Postmodern Condition: Students, the Web, and Academic Library Services.
topic Academic Libraries
Critical Thinking
Evaluation Methods
Higher Education
Library Services
Postmodernism
Reference Services
Student Attitudes
World Wide Web
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ629840