Learning by others' experience: An analysis of Library Journal Cases 1983–1989

John Erkkila · Margaret Erkkila

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The time taken to learn from others is a good investment. Case studies offer this opportunity to everyone. A new source of cases is to be found in the widely available Library Journal. These cases are a valuable contribution to the inventory of exist

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1973The case method in library education and in-service training 1963The Case Technique in Education for Reference Service 1988Reflections on the Teaching and Learning of Management in Initial, Professional Education-for-Librarianship Programs 1958The Case Method in Library Education

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