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Tennessee Univ., Chattanooga. Center of Excellence for Computer Applications. – 1989
In addition to data on FY 1988-89, the 12 tables that constitute the major part of this report on computer utilization at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga (UTC) provide comparisons among the 10 annual inventories that have been conducted, and demonstrate growth patterns over the 10-year period. The first five tables organize data by…
Descriptors: College Libraries, Comparative Analysis, Computer Assisted Instruction, Curriculum Development
Guyatt, Joy – 1976
A comprehensive report of a six-month study that investigated the way the Department of Government at the University of Queensland used the university's library resources is presented. Groups participating in the study (students, library staff, and faculty) are identified, and the methods of data collection are explained. Over 40 data tables…
Descriptors: College Libraries, Curriculum Development, Educational Objectives, Faculty
Howison, Beulah; And Others – 1974
A project was undertaken by the University of Wisconsin library staff to educate freshmen and transfer students in the resources of the library and resource use. Visually appealing library instructional packets were produced in several media formats to achieve this aim. They were in two forms: a minipacket for quick help in finding library…
Descriptors: Autoinstructional Aids, College Libraries, Curriculum Development, Instructional Design