Contributors
Suzanne E. Holler Phyllis L. Ruscella
Keywords
Bibliographic Instruction, Library Instruction, Online Searching, Predicasts
Abstract
Poster session presented at the American Library Association Annual Conference, showing the results of a program that linked free online searches using the Predicasts databases and specialized instruction classes, targeting upper division business case analysis students.
Publication Date
6-1990
Original Citation
Holler, Suzanne E., Ruscella, Phyllis L., and Scharf, Meg K, We mean business: A BI session for business case analysis students, Ninth Annual Poster Sessions Abstracts, American Library Association Annual Conference, Chicago, IL, June, 1990.
Document Type
Poster
Language
English
Venue
American Library Association Annual Conference
Venue Date
June 1990
College
Information Technologies & Resources
Location
Orlando (Main) Campus
Department
Library Administration
STARS Citation
Scharf, Meg K., "We Mean Business: A BI Session for Business Case Analysis Students" (1990). Faculty Scholarship and Creative Works. 33.
https://stars.library.ucf.edu/ucfscholar/33
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Comments
Permission to digitize and publish confirmed by phone, from American Library Association Publications Office, Spring, 2016.
Poster session was visited by the president of Predicasts, who stated that UCF's program was the most successful of any academic library who participated.
Research Strategies invited the authors to submit a paper, resulting in a journal article.