Re-conceptualising and re-positioning Australian library and information science education for the 21st century : final report 2011.

How can Australian library and information science (LIS) education produce, in a sustainable manner, the diverse supply of graduates with the appropriate attributes to develop and maintain high quality professional practice in the rapidly changing 21st century? This report presents the key findings...

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Institutions:	Charles Sturt University Curtin University Edith Cowan University Queensland University of Technology Monash University RMIT University University of Canberra University of South Australia University of Tasmania University of Technology, Sydney Victoria University
Auteurs principaux:	Partridge, Helen, Hanisch, Jo, Hughes, Hilary, Henninger, Maureen, Carroll, Mary, Combes, Barbara, Genoni, Paul, Reynolds, Sue, Tanner, Kerry, Burford, Sally, Ellis, Leonie, Hider, Philip, Yates, Christine
Publié:	Australian Learning and Teaching Council 2011
Sujets:	Industry needs Information science Labour supply Librarian role Librarians Library education Library science Library skills Standards Focus groups Interviews Literature reviews Questionnaires Curriculum renewal Library and information science education Australia
Accès en ligne:	/resources/PP9_1326_Partridge_Report_2011.pdf