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The development and evolution of a university‐based online library instruction course

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Library Science and Information Literacy Library Science and Information Web and Library Services

Abstract

This article describes the development and evolution of Library 110: Introduction to Library Research, which integrated information literacy into the curriculum through the general education program at the Univesity of Nebraska, Lincoln. By redesigning and migrating the course to an electronic environment, several benefits resulted.

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