Doctoral Dissertations at a Distance: A Novel Approach from Downunder.

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Main Authors: Macauley, Peter, Cavanagh, Anthony K.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2001
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author Macauley, Peter
Cavanagh, Anthony K.
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Cavanagh, Anthony K.
Macauley, Peter
Cavanagh, Anthony K.
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contents Doctoral Dissertations at a Distance: A Novel Approach from Downunder. Macauley, Peter Cavanagh, Anthony K. Academic Libraries Competence Distance Education Doctoral Programs Foreign Countries Graduate Students Higher Education Information Literacy Information Skills Library Services Models Skill Development Discusses library support services at Deakin University (Australia) and describes a model for aligning the library liaison program with the strategic initiative to attract and retain doctoral students. Highlights include the needs of off-campus research students; information literacy in the electronic age; electronic resources; and competencies for information skills development. (LRW)
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spellingShingle Doctoral Dissertations at a Distance: A Novel Approach from Downunder.
Macauley, Peter
Cavanagh, Anthony K.
Academic Libraries
Competence
Distance Education
Doctoral Programs
Foreign Countries
Graduate Students
Higher Education
Information Literacy
Information Skills
Library Services
Models
Skill Development
Doctoral Dissertations at a Distance: A Novel Approach from Downunder. Macauley, Peter Cavanagh, Anthony K. Academic Libraries Competence Distance Education Doctoral Programs Foreign Countries Graduate Students Higher Education Information Literacy Information Skills Library Services Models Skill Development Discusses library support services at Deakin University (Australia) and describes a model for aligning the library liaison program with the strategic initiative to attract and retain doctoral students. Highlights include the needs of off-campus research students; information literacy in the electronic age; electronic resources; and competencies for information skills development. (LRW)
title Doctoral Dissertations at a Distance: A Novel Approach from Downunder.
topic Academic Libraries
Competence
Distance Education
Doctoral Programs
Foreign Countries
Graduate Students
Higher Education
Information Literacy
Information Skills
Library Services
Models
Skill Development
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ633229