Report2004

The effectiveness of multimedia for library-user education: Final report of the LUMENS project

Karen Markey · Annie R. Armstrong · Sandra L. De Groote · Michael J. Fosmire · Laura Fuderer · R. Garrett +4 more

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Library Science and Information Literacy Library Collection Development and Digital Resources Web and Library Services

Abstract

The purpose of the LUMENS (The Effectiveness of Multimedia for Library-User Education) Project was to train library educators to build interactive multimedia Web sites using Macromedia Flash and to enlist library users in a test of these sites to determine whether interactive multimedia web sites are effective vehicles for conveying library-user education content. The research effort included a large-scale, distance-education training effort because few library educators are trained in interactive multimedia production.

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