roasting the old chestnut: promoting the practitioner perspective to information studies students
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2014
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Abstract
This co-authored article outlines a new initiative from UKSG, working with the Brighton University information studies students and their course leader to devise and pilot a balanced presentation that fits into the curriculum. The article presents the practical challenges of delivering and organizing such an event so that it is a genuinely joint and valuable experience for the students, the academic taking part and UKSG.
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| Authors | ;Jane Harvell;Audrey Marshall |
| Journal | glossa |
| Year | 2014 |
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10.1629/2048-7754.134
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