Towards an understanding and evaluation of student fieldwork in libraries
RJ Prytherch - Journal of Education for Librarianship, 1982 - JSTOR
RJ Prytherch
Journal of Education for Librarianship, 1982•JSTORA recent research project in the United Kingdom has examined the objectives of
conventional fieldwork periods in libraries, and has monitored a specimen period to assess
the likely achievement of these objectives. The research suggests that certain aspects of
learning can be successfully achieved through fieldwork, but others would more effectively
be handled by alternative methods.
conventional fieldwork periods in libraries, and has monitored a specimen period to assess
the likely achievement of these objectives. The research suggests that certain aspects of
learning can be successfully achieved through fieldwork, but others would more effectively
be handled by alternative methods.
A recent research project in the United Kingdom has examined the objectives of conventional fieldwork periods in libraries, and has monitored a specimen period to assess the likely achievement of these objectives. The research suggests that certain aspects of learning can be successfully achieved through fieldwork, but others would more effectively be handled by alternative methods.
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