Use of Formal and Informal Methods To Gain Information among Faculty at an Australian Regional Library.

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Autores principales: Jirojwong, Sansnee, Wallin, Margie
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Publicado: 2002
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author Jirojwong, Sansnee
Wallin, Margie
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Wallin, Margie
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contents Use of Formal and Informal Methods To Gain Information among Faculty at an Australian Regional Library. Jirojwong, Sansnee Wallin, Margie Comparative Analysis Competence Foreign Countries Higher Education Information Seeking Information Sources Interpersonal Communication Teacher Characteristics Compared the use of formal and informal methods of information gathering by faculty at Central Queensland University (Australia) for teaching and research activities. Explored the use of electronic sources, levels of competence, and characteristics of the faculty who used informal methods of information gathering, including personal communication. (LRW)
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spellingShingle Use of Formal and Informal Methods To Gain Information among Faculty at an Australian Regional Library.
Jirojwong, Sansnee
Wallin, Margie
Comparative Analysis
Competence
Foreign Countries
Higher Education
Information Seeking
Information Sources
Interpersonal Communication
Teacher Characteristics
Use of Formal and Informal Methods To Gain Information among Faculty at an Australian Regional Library. Jirojwong, Sansnee Wallin, Margie Comparative Analysis Competence Foreign Countries Higher Education Information Seeking Information Sources Interpersonal Communication Teacher Characteristics Compared the use of formal and informal methods of information gathering by faculty at Central Queensland University (Australia) for teaching and research activities. Explored the use of electronic sources, levels of competence, and characteristics of the faculty who used informal methods of information gathering, including personal communication. (LRW)
title Use of Formal and Informal Methods To Gain Information among Faculty at an Australian Regional Library.
topic Comparative Analysis
Competence
Foreign Countries
Higher Education
Information Seeking
Information Sources
Interpersonal Communication
Teacher Characteristics
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ645655