An investigation into Internet training for academic library staff

Paula L. Mathews

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Examines Internet training for academic library staff. Research encompasses an extensive literature search, a survey of 15 UK academic libraries, and interviews with three training librarians. Considers the development of the Internet in the academic environment and training in academic libraries. Includes analysis of internal training methods and external training courses. Discusses the implementation of formal evaluation procedures.

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1994Network Literacy: A Role for Libraries?.1994Customer-service training in academic libraries 1995Using Internet for reference: myths vs. realities

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