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1. Verfasser: Wyatt, Neal
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Sprache:en
Veröffentlicht: 2007
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Online-Zugang:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ786550
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contents An RA Big Think Wyatt, Neal Reference Services Librarians Reader Text Relationship Reader Response Reading Interests Reading Motivation Reading Material Selection Library Services Readers' advisory (RA) librarians use appeal to translate between readers and books, to make connections between readers and myriad other title possibilities based on the effects of the story. Appeal addresses the elements of books that readers respond to, the features that "draw a reader into a book" and help shape a particular reading experience. Recently, the concept of appeal has been changed and adapted by those who helped create it and by a new group of librarians eager to develop new thinking about how patrons react to, and interact with, what they read. This article explores how readers' advisors rethink appeal and the terms associated with it.
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spellingShingle An RA Big Think
Wyatt, Neal
Reference Services
Librarians
Reader Text Relationship
Reader Response
Reading Interests
Reading Motivation
Reading Material Selection
Library Services
An RA Big Think Wyatt, Neal Reference Services Librarians Reader Text Relationship Reader Response Reading Interests Reading Motivation Reading Material Selection Library Services Readers' advisory (RA) librarians use appeal to translate between readers and books, to make connections between readers and myriad other title possibilities based on the effects of the story. Appeal addresses the elements of books that readers respond to, the features that "draw a reader into a book" and help shape a particular reading experience. Recently, the concept of appeal has been changed and adapted by those who helped create it and by a new group of librarians eager to develop new thinking about how patrons react to, and interact with, what they read. This article explores how readers' advisors rethink appeal and the terms associated with it.
title An RA Big Think
topic Reference Services
Librarians
Reader Text Relationship
Reader Response
Reading Interests
Reading Motivation
Reading Material Selection
Library Services
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ786550