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Main Author: Lawson, Mollie D.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2000
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ656061
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author Lawson, Mollie D.
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contents Reaching the Masses: Marketing a Library Instruction Course to Incoming Freshmen. Lawson, Mollie D. College Freshmen Enrollment Influences Higher Education Information Literacy Information Technology Library Instruction Library Skills Marketing Research Skills Explains the redesign of a freshman-level course in information literacy, information technology, and library research skills at Central Missouri State University that resulted in an increase in student enrollment. Supports the conclusion that marketing and promotion resulted in higher enrollment figures. (Author/LRW)
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spellingShingle Reaching the Masses: Marketing a Library Instruction Course to Incoming Freshmen.
Lawson, Mollie D.
College Freshmen
Enrollment Influences
Higher Education
Information Literacy
Information Technology
Library Instruction
Library Skills
Marketing
Research Skills
Reaching the Masses: Marketing a Library Instruction Course to Incoming Freshmen. Lawson, Mollie D. College Freshmen Enrollment Influences Higher Education Information Literacy Information Technology Library Instruction Library Skills Marketing Research Skills Explains the redesign of a freshman-level course in information literacy, information technology, and library research skills at Central Missouri State University that resulted in an increase in student enrollment. Supports the conclusion that marketing and promotion resulted in higher enrollment figures. (Author/LRW)
title Reaching the Masses: Marketing a Library Instruction Course to Incoming Freshmen.
topic College Freshmen
Enrollment Influences
Higher Education
Information Literacy
Information Technology
Library Instruction
Library Skills
Marketing
Research Skills
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ656061