Another Look at Bibliographic Instruction for Business Students

Trudi Jacobson

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Business faculty, as with faculty campus-wide, are often unaware of the advantages of bibliographic instruction for their students. The author advances methods, some of which draw upon new technologies, for encouraging faculty interest in BI, and discusses various teaching techniques which will stimulate student learning and interest during an instruction session.

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