Education for Provision of Library Services to Distance Learners

Heidi Lee Hoerman · Kevin A. Furniss

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As distance education (DE) and its support needs proliferate, schools of library and information science (LIS) need to address the education of librarians for the provision of DE services. This paper discusses current efforts of LIS programs in this regard, difficulties of establishing curricular units in this area, and steps the profession can take to ensure that education for DE services becomes an integral part of all LIS curricula.

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1997Distance education: Provider and victim libraries 1994What library schools teach about library support to distant students: A survey 1995Staffing Rural Public Libraries: The Need to Invest in Intellectual Capital

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