INSTRUCTION IN THE USE OF LIBRARIES: A UNIVERSITY LIBRARY PROBLEM

Abstract

Ever since it became regular practice to allow undergraduate readers free access to the shelves, university and college librarians have been conscious of a responsibility for offering them help and guidance in making the best use of the opportunities thus afforded them. For long, however, the problem was regarded as a purely domestic one, and each librarian sought his own solution to it according to his own lights, and in conformity with local circumstances.

Citation

MACKENNA, R.O. (1955), "INSTRUCTION IN THE USE OF LIBRARIES: A UNIVERSITY LIBRARY PROBLEM", Journal of Documentation, Vol. 11 No. 2, pp. 65-72. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb026211