What They Are Telling Us: Library Use and Needs of Traditional and Non-Traditional Students in a Graduate Social Work Program

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Autore principale: Ismail, Lizah
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contents What They Are Telling Us: Library Use and Needs of Traditional and Non-Traditional Students in a Graduate Social Work Program Ismail, Lizah Academic Libraries Social Work Masters Degrees Libraries Surveys User Satisfaction (Information) User Needs (Information) Nontraditional Students A survey was conducted in Fall 2008 to determine the library use and needs of Master of Social Work students at Marywood University. Full-time, Part-time, Weekend, and Satellite students were surveyed. Survey results and implications for Marywood Library's service to nontraditional students and for the academic library community are discussed. (Contains 10 figures and 3 tables.)
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spellingShingle What They Are Telling Us: Library Use and Needs of Traditional and Non-Traditional Students in a Graduate Social Work Program
Ismail, Lizah
Academic Libraries
Social Work
Masters Degrees
Libraries
Surveys
User Satisfaction (Information)
User Needs (Information)
Nontraditional Students
What They Are Telling Us: Library Use and Needs of Traditional and Non-Traditional Students in a Graduate Social Work Program Ismail, Lizah Academic Libraries Social Work Masters Degrees Libraries Surveys User Satisfaction (Information) User Needs (Information) Nontraditional Students A survey was conducted in Fall 2008 to determine the library use and needs of Master of Social Work students at Marywood University. Full-time, Part-time, Weekend, and Satellite students were surveyed. Survey results and implications for Marywood Library's service to nontraditional students and for the academic library community are discussed. (Contains 10 figures and 3 tables.)
title What They Are Telling Us: Library Use and Needs of Traditional and Non-Traditional Students in a Graduate Social Work Program
topic Academic Libraries
Social Work
Masters Degrees
Libraries
Surveys
User Satisfaction (Information)
User Needs (Information)
Nontraditional Students
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ861751