The Role of the learning resources center in instruction
By: Margaret Holleman, editor.
Contributors: Holleman, Margaret,
Series: New directions for community colleges -- no. 71; Paperback sourcebooks in the Jossey-Bass higher education series
Publisher: Jossey-Bass
Place of publication: San Francisco
Number of pages: 116
Subjects: Learning resources  -- United States.; Libraries, Community college  -- United States.; Community colleges -- United States.; Curriculum planning  -- United States.
Notes: "Fall 1990"

Includes bibliographies and index.
Table of contents: value: Linking the LRC with student assessment.; value: Vital connections: composition and bibliographic instruction theory in the LRC.; value: Role of the LRC in developmental and literacy education.; value: The LRC's role in helping faculty internationalize the community college curriculum.; value: LRC-based professional development.; value: LRC support for off-campus education.; value: Telecourses: instructional design for nontraditional students.; value: Active learning and the LRC.; value: Microcomputer services for instructional support.; value: Self-study methods for the library and the LRC.; value: A survey of user education programs in community college LRCs.; value: The instructional role of two-year college LRCs.