Computers are available at sites and centers statewide. Videotapes must be rented for a fee. This course serves as an introduction to technological applications in the library and information fields. Included are traditional audiovisual materials and equipment, as well as current developments in the field such as interactive video, network access, CD-ROM, hypercard, and databases. This course is delivered by videotape and computer conferencing.
Computers are available at sites and centers statewide.
Videotapes must be rented for a fee. Students, in collaboration with the Practicum Supervisor, will prepare a proposal for the practicum including approved learning objectives for the 80 hour work experience that will significantly advance the students' learning. The practicum will include an orientation to the library or organizations, experience in one or more functional areas as appropriate to student interests, and specialized individual projects including a report of the Practicum Supervisor and the Program Coordinator. It is expected that the candidates will have successfully completed all the required program courses and had a practicum proposal approved prior to placement for the practicum. Includes occasional seminars with other students and guest speakers.