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Building a required, virtual, voice-supported library skills course: an Israeli experience
Haya Asner, Tsviya Polani
2004
256 - 263
0090-7324
10.1108/00907320410553669
Emerald Group Publishing Limited
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New students at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Be'er Sheva, Israel, are required to take a completely virtual library skills course that utilizes new voice technology developed in Israel. The course, which the student may take from any computer at his/her convenience, is made up of lessons (PowerPoint screens and accompanying spoken explanations), hands-on exercises and a final exam. This article explains why and how the course was designed and suggests further improvements of the system.
Academic libraries, Information services, Internet, Librarians, Undergraduates
Research paper