Contributors
Suzanne E. Holler, Phyllis L. Ruscella
Keywords
Bibliographic Instruction, Library Instruction, Online searching, Predicasts
Abstract
A brief summary of an article that appeared in Research Strategies, volume 9, no.2, Spring 1990. The journal ceased publication, and permission to digitize this print-only publication was refused. The summary was created for the repository to recall this article and this highly successful project. 585 UCF College of Business students participated in instruction and online searching over the course of one year.
Publication Date
2016
Original Citation
Scharf, Meg, Summary: We Mean Business: A BI Session for Business Case Analysis Students, 2016
Document Type
Commentary
Language
English
College
Information Technologies & Resources
Location
Orlando (Main) Campus
Department
University Libraries
STARS Citation
Scharf, Meg K., "Summary: We Mean Business: A BI Session for Business Case Analysis Students" (2016). Faculty Scholarship and Creative Works. 32.
https://stars.library.ucf.edu/ucfscholar/32
Accessibility Statement
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Comments
A scanned copy of a poster session abstract, also titled, We Mean Business, appears in STARS. Permission to display the abstract of the poster session was granted by the American Library Association.