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Connecting the Libraries and Athletics Through Instruction and Outreach
Medical Reference Services Quarterly, 2017This column describes the approaches taken by librarians and staff at James Madison University (JMU) Libraries & Educational Technologies (LET) to extend library support to university athletics. The model resembles that used for outreach to academic programs and was first adapted to the semi-clinical, nonacademic Strength & Conditioning Department ...
Lara Sapp
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Journal of Library Administration, 2019
AbstractAlthough outreach is a stated or implied goal of nearly all library systems, there is no universal definition of what constitutes outreach and how to evaluate its success.
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AbstractAlthough outreach is a stated or implied goal of nearly all library systems, there is no universal definition of what constitutes outreach and how to evaluate its success.
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Outreach Services in Healthcare Libraries: Perceptions and Impacts
Health Information and Libraries Journal, 2014AbstractOutreach services are becoming more prevalent throughout the health library sector both in the UK and abroad, and they have the potential to impact on information support for evidence‐based medicine. This article reports on a study which explored the perceptions of UK health library staff about the term ‘outreach’ and demonstrated that a ...
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2018
As technologies change, library outreach must similarly evolve to better meet the needs and expectations of library users. Mobile device ownership has steadily increased among all demographics over the past several years in the United States, but particularly among college students. This trend provides libraries with new avenues for outreach.
Somaly Kim Wu, Marc Bess, Bob R. Price
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As technologies change, library outreach must similarly evolve to better meet the needs and expectations of library users. Mobile device ownership has steadily increased among all demographics over the past several years in the United States, but particularly among college students. This trend provides libraries with new avenues for outreach.
Somaly Kim Wu, Marc Bess, Bob R. Price
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