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Main Authors: Gutierrez, Carolyn, Wang, Jianrong
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2001
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ633082
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author Gutierrez, Carolyn
Wang, Jianrong
author_facet Gutierrez, Carolyn
Wang, Jianrong
Gutierrez, Carolyn
Wang, Jianrong
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contents A Comparison of an Electronic vs. Print Workbook for Information Literacy Instruction. Gutierrez, Carolyn Wang, Jianrong Academic Achievement Academic Libraries College Freshmen Comparative Analysis Higher Education Information Literacy Information Skills Intermode Differences Library Instruction Printed Materials Skill Development Student Attitudes Users (Information) Workbooks This study compared the attitudes and performance of two groups of college freshmen assigned print or electronic workbooks for library bibliographic instruction. Results suggest that frequency of library use was the significant factor in improvement of information literacy skills, rather than instructional format. (Author/LRW)
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spellingShingle A Comparison of an Electronic vs. Print Workbook for Information Literacy Instruction.
Gutierrez, Carolyn
Wang, Jianrong
Academic Achievement
Academic Libraries
College Freshmen
Comparative Analysis
Higher Education
Information Literacy
Information Skills
Intermode Differences
Library Instruction
Printed Materials
Skill Development
Student Attitudes
Users (Information)
Workbooks
A Comparison of an Electronic vs. Print Workbook for Information Literacy Instruction. Gutierrez, Carolyn Wang, Jianrong Academic Achievement Academic Libraries College Freshmen Comparative Analysis Higher Education Information Literacy Information Skills Intermode Differences Library Instruction Printed Materials Skill Development Student Attitudes Users (Information) Workbooks This study compared the attitudes and performance of two groups of college freshmen assigned print or electronic workbooks for library bibliographic instruction. Results suggest that frequency of library use was the significant factor in improvement of information literacy skills, rather than instructional format. (Author/LRW)
title A Comparison of an Electronic vs. Print Workbook for Information Literacy Instruction.
topic Academic Achievement
Academic Libraries
College Freshmen
Comparative Analysis
Higher Education
Information Literacy
Information Skills
Intermode Differences
Library Instruction
Printed Materials
Skill Development
Student Attitudes
Users (Information)
Workbooks
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ633082