Information literacy and a college library: A continuing experiment

Judith Tierney

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Abstract As an ongoing experiment and an evolutionary process, the information literacy program at King's College requires us to change tactics and strategies as we learn from our own experiences and the experiences of others.

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1986Effectiveness of Course-Integrated Bibliographic Instruction in Improving Coursework.1991Assessing the Relationship between Library Instruction Methods and the Quality of Undergraduate Research.

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