| LT100 : Library Services and Resources |
| Palomar College |
| Fall 2001 |
| Instructor: Jennifer Paris |
COURSE OVERVIEW
REQUIRED TEXTBOOK (available at campus
bookstore)
Chernik, Barbara E. Introduction to Library Services.
Englewood, CO: Libraries Unlimited, 1992.
COURSE DESCRIPTION
This course is an introduction to the philosophy of library service; history and types of libraries; organization and operation of libraries and history of information. The role of the library/media technician, duties of the library/media technician in public services, reference, and technical services will also be introduced. Topics covered include the basic skills necessary for successful library employment including job search, application procedures, and the relationship of the LMTA to the Librarian, the library staff, and the community served.
REQUIREMENTS
Students are expected to attend all lectures and presentations, participate in class discussions, complete all coursework, including projects, readings and other assignments in a timely manner, and perform satisfactorily on all examinations. Course will include one class fieldtrip or equivalent assignment.
COURSE GRADE WILL BE BASED ON THE FOLLOWING
| Midterm | 200 points |
| Final Exam | 200 points |
| Attendance/Class Participation | 50 points |
| Final Project | 150 points (100 for written report & 50 for presentation) |
| Participation in On-line Discussion (WebBoard) | 50 points |
| Observation & Summary of Library E-List | 50 points |
| Hands-on Assignments | 150 points |
| Resume | 20 points |
| Small Group Instruction | 50 points |
| Current Journal Readings | 80 points |
| Total Possible Points | 1000 points |
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LT100 : Library Services and Resources,
Palomar College
Instructor: jparis@palomar.edu
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