Google in the Research and Teaching of Instruction Librarians

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Hauptverfasser: Sorensen, Charlene, Dahl, Candice
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Sprache:en
Veröffentlicht: 2008
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author Sorensen, Charlene
Dahl, Candice
author_facet Sorensen, Charlene
Dahl, Candice
Sorensen, Charlene
Dahl, Candice
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contents Google in the Research and Teaching of Instruction Librarians Sorensen, Charlene Dahl, Candice Foreign Countries Librarians Library Instruction Search Engines This exploratory study assesses the differences and similarities between how instruction librarians in Western Canada use Google and how they instruct students to use it. Survey results indicate that these librarians do use Google but can be influenced by faculty to present Google negatively to students. (Contains 4 figures and 1 table.)
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spellingShingle Google in the Research and Teaching of Instruction Librarians
Sorensen, Charlene
Dahl, Candice
Foreign Countries
Librarians
Library Instruction
Search Engines
Google in the Research and Teaching of Instruction Librarians Sorensen, Charlene Dahl, Candice Foreign Countries Librarians Library Instruction Search Engines This exploratory study assesses the differences and similarities between how instruction librarians in Western Canada use Google and how they instruct students to use it. Survey results indicate that these librarians do use Google but can be influenced by faculty to present Google negatively to students. (Contains 4 figures and 1 table.)
title Google in the Research and Teaching of Instruction Librarians
topic Foreign Countries
Librarians
Library Instruction
Search Engines
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ819507