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| author | Shoham, Snunith Roitberg N. |
| author_facet | Shoham, Snunith Roitberg N. Shoham, Snunith Roitberg N. |
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| contents | From Electronic Library to a Learning Center in the Academic Library: Integrating Traditional and New Uses in the Library Workstation Shoham, Snunith Roitberg N. Foreign Countries Electronic Libraries Workstations Academic Libraries User Needs (Information) Questionnaires and computerized observations were used to measure purposes for visiting the academic library and uses made on its workstations. The research was done among 1004 users in Israel. The findings show that non-library uses are the major activity on academic library workstations and that libraries with large number of workstations are more exposed to this trend. It appears that non-library uses support learning. |
| format | Recurso educativo Open Access |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
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| publishDate | 2005 |
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| spellingShingle | From Electronic Library to a Learning Center in the Academic Library: Integrating Traditional and New Uses in the Library Workstation Shoham, Snunith Roitberg N. Foreign Countries Electronic Libraries Workstations Academic Libraries User Needs (Information) From Electronic Library to a Learning Center in the Academic Library: Integrating Traditional and New Uses in the Library Workstation Shoham, Snunith Roitberg N. Foreign Countries Electronic Libraries Workstations Academic Libraries User Needs (Information) Questionnaires and computerized observations were used to measure purposes for visiting the academic library and uses made on its workstations. The research was done among 1004 users in Israel. The findings show that non-library uses are the major activity on academic library workstations and that libraries with large number of workstations are more exposed to this trend. It appears that non-library uses support learning. |
| title | From Electronic Library to a Learning Center in the Academic Library: Integrating Traditional and New Uses in the Library Workstation |
| topic | Foreign Countries Electronic Libraries Workstations Academic Libraries User Needs (Information) |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ723895 |