Teaching Microcomputer Literacy: New Roles for Academic Librarians.

Piele, Linda J.; And Others

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Publication Date: 1986

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Teaching Microcomputer Literacy: New Roles for Academic Librarians.

Piele, Linda J.; And Others

College and Research Libraries, v47 n4 p374-78 Jul 1986

Librarians should adopt a teaching role to instruct users in microcomputer literacy, as microcomputer laboratories and software collections are increasingly a part of academic libraries. University of Wisconsin-Parkside has provided microcomputer orientation workshops and faculty seminars in their microcomputer lab for students, faculty, and librarians. (CDD)

Descriptors: Academic Libraries, Computer Literacy, Computer Software, Continuing Education, Faculty Development, Higher Education, Information Needs, Learning Laboratories, Librarians, Library Instruction, Microcomputers, Role of Education, Seminars, Workshops

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Language: English

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