The Library: An Active Partner in Online Learning and Teaching

Janet Fletcher · Des Stewart

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Online learning and teaching in higher education continues to grow at a frantic pace in universities and other educational institutions. Such growth provides many opportunities for libraries. This paper discusses how the library at Southern Cross University has become an active partner in the university's online development by building successful working partnerships with online project teams and other stakeholders.

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2001The postmodern condition: students, the Web, and academic library services

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