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Can You Hear Me Now? Communicating Library Services to Distance Education Students and Faculty

Can You Hear Me Now? Communicating Library Services to Distance Education Students and Faculty

Title:Can You Hear Me Now? Communicating Library Services to Distance Education Students and Faculty (ID: CSD4069)
Author(s):Martina Nicholas (Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania) and Melba Tomeo (Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania)
Topics:Digital Library Services, Digital Reference Services, E-Learning, Libraries and Technology
Source:Online Journal of Distance Learning Administration
Origin:Community Contributions (2005)
Type:Articles, Papers, and Reports
Abstract:Academic libraries have responded to the challenge of providing resources and services to off-campus users in a variety of innovative ways. However, recent survey results indicate that users are often not fully aware of what is available to them. This study of library web sites at 100 distance learning institutions seeks to establish a checklist of best practice in terms of library resources and services provided and to establish a template for the effective distance education gateway. The results of this research will provide a comprehensive guideline for librarians seeking to institute, improve, or better communicate distance education resources and services to students and faculty.
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