Odum Library Faculty Research and Teaching Materialshttps://hdl.handle.net/10428/7162024-03-29T05:52:48Z2024-03-29T05:52:48ZEffective Use of "Guest Lecturers" in Online InstructionRogers, EmilyCarrier, Howard S.https://hdl.handle.net/10428/31522018-07-12T14:18:40Z2018-06-01T00:00:00ZEffective Use of "Guest Lecturers" in Online Instruction
Rogers, Emily; Carrier, Howard S.
“Guest lecturers” can share insight and experiences, especially in classes that support professional programs, but how can they be best utilized in the online teaching environment? In presenting this paper at DLA 2018, the authors seek to discuss this question, drawing upon their recent, empirical research investigating the role of guest lecturers in online library science classes.
Conference Proceedings, 2018 Distance Learning Administration Conference, Jekyll Island, Georgia, June 24-27, 2018.
2018-06-01T00:00:00ZAcademic Rejection and LibrariesRogers, Emilyhttps://hdl.handle.net/10428/28812017-08-11T17:25:24Z2017-08-01T00:00:00ZAcademic Rejection and Libraries
Rogers, Emily
This chapter investigates the author's experience of socialization into workplace culture, tenure denial, and ultimately career success in an academic library. It employs autoethnographic research methods to create an expository narrative of self-realization.
2017-08-01T00:00:00ZLibraries Achieve Equilibrium Between Digital And Print As Budgets Flounder The Library Resource Guide Benchmark Study On 2016 Special, Corporate, Professional, And Government Agency Library Spending PlansMcKendrick, Josephhttps://hdl.handle.net/10428/22442016-08-15T12:33:14Z2016-01-01T00:00:00ZLibraries Achieve Equilibrium Between Digital And Print As Budgets Flounder The Library Resource Guide Benchmark Study On 2016 Special, Corporate, Professional, And Government Agency Library Spending Plans
McKendrick, Joseph
This new study of 120 special, corporate, professional, and government agency library managers and librarians was conducted by the Library Resource Guide (LRG)— in conjunction with Unisphere Research, the market research division of Information Today, Inc. (ITI). The survey, which was administered in the September-November 2015 time period among libraries listed in ITI’s American Library Directory, reveals current spending patterns for public, academic, government, and special libraries, and provides projections for budgets and spending trends for 2016. This report is a subset of a larger study, which covered a total of 827 libraries, including academic, special, and government agency libraries, along with public libraries.
Mckendrick, Joseph. "Libraries Achieve Equilibrium Between Digital And Print As Budgets Flounder The Library Resource Guide Benchmark Study On 2016 Special, Corporate, Professional, And Government Agency Library Spending Plans" (New Jersey: Unisphere Research, 2016).
2016-01-01T00:00:00ZLibraries Achieve Equilibrium Between Digital And Print As Budgets AdvanceMcKendrick, Josephhttps://hdl.handle.net/10428/22432017-10-11T13:02:34Z2016-01-01T00:00:00ZLibraries Achieve Equilibrium Between Digital And Print As Budgets Advance
McKendrick, Joseph
This new study of 284 community public library managers and librarians was conducted by the Library Resource Guide (LRG)—in conjunction with Unisphere Research, the market research division of Information Today, Inc. (ITI). The survey, which was administered in during the September-November 2015 time period among libraries listed in ITI’s American Library Directory, reveals current spending patterns for public, academic, government, and special libraries, and provides projections for budgets and spending trends for 2016. This report is a subset of a larger study, which included a total of 827 libraries, including academic, special, and government agency libraries, along with public libraries.
McKendrick, Joseph. "Libraries Achieve Equilibrium Between Digital And Print As Budgets Advance: The Library Resource Guide Benchmark Study On 2016 Community Public Library Spending" (New Jersey: Unisphere Research, 2016).
Electronic Records, Valdosta State University. PDF (eBook).
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