Many teachers and librarians are concerned about the quality of research our students are producing because of the Internet. The prevailing thought is that students need to be doing “REAL RESEARCH” using scholarly tools like peer-reviewed journals and academic databases. General websites are grudgingly accepted, if at all, as sources for research papers. We tend […]
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Name:
Scott Pfitzinger
Location: Indianapolis, IN
Occupation: Reference Librarian
AOL IM: basshandbells
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Profile: I am a librarian who values the improvements that technology can bring to learning and libraries. Not "Technology for technology's sake," but purposeful improvement in communication, research, and learning.
My personal blog is:
Coffee Klatch
visitors since 12 August 2005
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