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Journal of Academic Librarianship

2000 Volume 26, Number 1

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Number of articles: 4

  1. The Virtual University: Legitimized at Century's End: Future Uncertain for the New Millennium

    Dees Stalling

    As higher education enters an age of global convergence of human activities and knowledge, the virtual university gains acceptance on three fronts: accreditation, government support, and foundation... More

    pp. 3-14

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  2. Aren't We Judging Virtual Universities by Outdated Standards?

    Leslie P. Hitch

    Questions whether higher education can fairly evaluate a 21st century institution when using standards from earlier centuries that may be outdated by technology and do not mesh with the population ... More

    pp. 21-26

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  3. Elements of Success at a Traditional/Virtual University: Lessons Learned from Three Years of Growth in Cyberspace

    Thomas W. Peterman

    Examines experiences of Park College (Missouri) (Park University as of January 1, 2000) in developing an online distance learning program that serves more than 1,700 students per term worldwide.... More

    pp. 27-32

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  4. Information Literacy at a Distance: Instructional Design Issues

    Nancy Dewald, Ann Scholz-Crane, Austin Booth & Cynthia Levine

    Discusses issues of instructional design for information literacy in the distance environment. Examines the selection of technologies for effective distance learning; ways active learning... More

    pp. 33-44

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