Changes in LIS Education: A Bibliography

Sloan, Bernie bernies at uillinois.edu
Mon Jan 29 17:27:34 EST 2001


	
I sent out the following announcement in mid-December about my "Changes in
LIS Education" bibliography...

Just wanted you all to know that I've just posted a revised version of this
bibliography. While the initial version contained about 120 entries, I've
added 60-70 entries to this revised version. This bibliography now contains
about 185 entries:

http://www.lis.uiuc.edu/~b-sloan/edbib.html

Bernie Sloan

>  -----Original Message-----
> From: 	Sloan, Bernie  
> Sent:	Thursday, December 14, 2000 12:03 PM
> To:	'web4lib at webjunction.org'; PACS-L at LISTSERV.UH.EDU
> Subject:	Changes in LIS Education: A Bibliography
> 
>  
> As a lot of you already know, there's been quite a bit of interest lately
> in changes in library and information science education. As librarianship
> becomes increasingly technology-based, e.g., the exponential growth of the
> Web as an information resource, LIS schools are reviewing/revising
> curricula to accomodate this increasing reliance on information
> technology. ALA held its second Congress on Professional Education last
> month, and the theme of next month's Association for Library and
> Information Science Education (ALISE) conference is "Reconsidering library
> and information science education". 
> 
> Given this recent level of interest in this topic, I wanted to point out a
> bibliography that I am putting together that's titled "Changes in LIS
> Education":
> 
> http://www.lis.uiuc.edu/~b-sloan/edbib.html
> 
> This bibliography is an attempt to gather relevant literature related to
> changes in LIS education over the past fifteen years or so, for North
> American schools accredited by the American Library Association. It
> contains entries that treat the topic from the perspectives of both
> practitioner and educator. 
> 
> Right now there are about 125 entries in the bibliography, with about
> three dozen or so available online. I'd very much appreciate any
> suggestions anyone might have for additional entries.
> 
> Note:  This bibliography is very much a work in progress. I have not yet
> reviewed every entry to determine its applicability. New entries will be
> added. Existing entries may be dropped if they are not directly
> applicable. Additional entries may be dropped as I tighten the focus of my
> research on the topic.
> 
> Bernie Sloan
> Senior Library Information Systems Consultant
> University of Illinois Office for Planning and Budgeting
> 338 Henry Administration Building
> 506 S. Wright Street
> Urbana, IL  61801
> Phone:  (217) 333-4895
> Fax:      (217) 333-6355
> E-mail:  bernies at uillinois.edu
> 


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