The Value of LIS Schools' Research Topics to Library Authors' Professional Work

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Auteurs principaux: Perkins, Gay Helen, Helbig, Tuesdi L.
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Publié: 2008
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Helbig, Tuesdi L.
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Helbig, Tuesdi L.
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Helbig, Tuesdi L.
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contents The Value of LIS Schools' Research Topics to Library Authors' Professional Work Perkins, Gay Helen Helbig, Tuesdi L. Library Education Research Methodology Courses Library Skills Research Skills Librarians Course Descriptions Stoan's distinction between library skills and research skills based on different philosophies of information seeking suggests the value of training in research methodology for the librarian. Such training could lead to more effective patron consultations, committee/administrative work, and personal research. Thus, a convenience sample of web-based syllabi for web-assisted research courses at 25/57 of the American Library Association-accredited programs were subjected to exploratory analysis, and 45 syllabi-based research topics were reviewed for usefulness to library authors' professional work.
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spellingShingle The Value of LIS Schools' Research Topics to Library Authors' Professional Work
Perkins, Gay Helen
Helbig, Tuesdi L.
Library Education
Research Methodology
Courses
Library Skills
Research Skills
Librarians
Course Descriptions
The Value of LIS Schools' Research Topics to Library Authors' Professional Work Perkins, Gay Helen Helbig, Tuesdi L. Library Education Research Methodology Courses Library Skills Research Skills Librarians Course Descriptions Stoan's distinction between library skills and research skills based on different philosophies of information seeking suggests the value of training in research methodology for the librarian. Such training could lead to more effective patron consultations, committee/administrative work, and personal research. Thus, a convenience sample of web-based syllabi for web-assisted research courses at 25/57 of the American Library Association-accredited programs were subjected to exploratory analysis, and 45 syllabi-based research topics were reviewed for usefulness to library authors' professional work.
title The Value of LIS Schools' Research Topics to Library Authors' Professional Work
topic Library Education
Research Methodology
Courses
Library Skills
Research Skills
Librarians
Course Descriptions
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ819510