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1. Verfasser: Haddow, Gaby
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Sprache:en
Veröffentlicht: 2012
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Online-Zugang:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ988212
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contents Knowledge, Skills and Attributes for Academic Reference Librarians Haddow, Gaby Vocational Education Foreign Countries Verbal Communication Reference Services Librarians Online Surveys Academic Libraries Higher Education Information Technology Library Science Information Science Partnerships in Education A survey of Australian academic reference librarians was conducted as part of an international collaboration seeking to identify the most important knowledge, skills and attributes now and for the next ten years. Librarians working in or managing reference-related services at university and vocational education and training institutions participated in the online survey. Their responses indicate that a core professional skill, searching, is the most important skill for reference librarians, followed by other generic skills, such as verbal communication and customer service skills. (Contains 4 figures and 2 tables.)
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spellingShingle Knowledge, Skills and Attributes for Academic Reference Librarians
Haddow, Gaby
Vocational Education
Foreign Countries
Verbal Communication
Reference Services
Librarians
Online Surveys
Academic Libraries
Higher Education
Information Technology
Library Science
Information Science
Partnerships in Education
Knowledge, Skills and Attributes for Academic Reference Librarians Haddow, Gaby Vocational Education Foreign Countries Verbal Communication Reference Services Librarians Online Surveys Academic Libraries Higher Education Information Technology Library Science Information Science Partnerships in Education A survey of Australian academic reference librarians was conducted as part of an international collaboration seeking to identify the most important knowledge, skills and attributes now and for the next ten years. Librarians working in or managing reference-related services at university and vocational education and training institutions participated in the online survey. Their responses indicate that a core professional skill, searching, is the most important skill for reference librarians, followed by other generic skills, such as verbal communication and customer service skills. (Contains 4 figures and 2 tables.)
title Knowledge, Skills and Attributes for Academic Reference Librarians
topic Vocational Education
Foreign Countries
Verbal Communication
Reference Services
Librarians
Online Surveys
Academic Libraries
Higher Education
Information Technology
Library Science
Information Science
Partnerships in Education
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ988212