Teaching University Student End-Users about Online Searching

Sandra N. Ward · Laura M. Osegueda

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Library Science and Information Literacy Information Retrieval and Search Behavior Web and Library Services

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An intermediate level of end-user education, between introductory demonstrations and complete end-user training, is defined and advocated. Several experiments in providing hands-on searching experiences for undergraduates and beginning graduate students at Stanford University and San Jose University are described.

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