Essential Library Services for the Distance
Learner
with Elizabeth Dupuis
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September 20, 2001 / Archived
webcast / Transcript
All learners, including those enrolled in distance education programs,
benefit from the types of library services which have been traditionally
provided to students on campus. Institutions must view library services
for distance learners as core components of the educational environment.
Besides discussing the essential services in general, Ms. Dupuis
also offered some examples of model programs at various institutions.
Elizabeth Dupuis is Head of the Digital Information Literacy Office
at the University of Texas at Austin. Besides directing the instructional
initiatives for the General Libraries of the university, Dupuis
is the project manager and instructional designer of TILT, a web-based
educational site introducing first-year students to academic research.
Over the past five years she has served on numerous state and national
professional committees. Her recent publications and presentations
have covered topics such as successful partnerships for online projects,
designing interactive online environments, and how technology is
shaping academic libraries.
Elizabeth cited these URLs:
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