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The Information Seeking Behavior of Today’s College Students

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Library Science and Information Literacy Information Retrieval and Search Behavior Educational Strategies and Epistemologies

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Today’s college students have grown up with the internet; they are tech-savvy and experienced at navigating the web. This leads many to assume students have the skills to perform research in today’s increasingly online world. This session will examine how and where college students search for information and how this behavior impacts their research. It will also consider how faculty can assist students and influence student behavior.

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