Training 2.0--Library Assistants in the Age of Information

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Autore principale: Power, June L.
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contents Training 2.0--Library Assistants in the Age of Information Power, June L. Staff Development Library Personnel Training Methods Barriers Program Descriptions Courseware Web Based Instruction Computer Uses in Education Technology Uses in Education Program Effectiveness With less staff time and more things to do, providing consistent and thorough training is sometimes a challenge. In order to streamline training and provide for more effective communication among staff and student assistants, a Blackboard course was created to provide a graded, self-paced, and interactive training tutorial. The tutorials were compiled using Powerpoint, Camtasia, and Snag-It, as well as Blackboard's internal test system.
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spellingShingle Training 2.0--Library Assistants in the Age of Information
Power, June L.
Staff Development
Library Personnel
Training Methods
Barriers
Program Descriptions
Courseware
Web Based Instruction
Computer Uses in Education
Technology Uses in Education
Program Effectiveness
Training 2.0--Library Assistants in the Age of Information Power, June L. Staff Development Library Personnel Training Methods Barriers Program Descriptions Courseware Web Based Instruction Computer Uses in Education Technology Uses in Education Program Effectiveness With less staff time and more things to do, providing consistent and thorough training is sometimes a challenge. In order to streamline training and provide for more effective communication among staff and student assistants, a Blackboard course was created to provide a graded, self-paced, and interactive training tutorial. The tutorials were compiled using Powerpoint, Camtasia, and Snag-It, as well as Blackboard's internal test system.
title Training 2.0--Library Assistants in the Age of Information
topic Staff Development
Library Personnel
Training Methods
Barriers
Program Descriptions
Courseware
Web Based Instruction
Computer Uses in Education
Technology Uses in Education
Program Effectiveness
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ920272