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Co-teaching in the digital information era: Comprehending the role of information and technology literacy in the sciences

Thompson, Kenneth W.; Dow, Mirah J.; Lund, Brady D. (2018-07-31)

This qualitative study investigates two university professors’ co-teaching partnership in teaching college students (48 certificate completers) over five semesters (8, 3 credit-hour courses). Data were collected from ...
Co-teaching in the digital information era: Comprehending the role of information and technology literacy in the sciences

Dow, Mirah J.; Thompson, Kenneth W.; Lund, Brady D. (2018-07-31)

This qualitative study investigates two university professors’ co-teaching partnership in teaching college students (48 certificate completers) over five semesters (8, 3 credit-hour courses). Data were collected from ...
Infoliteracy@adistance: Creating opportunities to reach (instruct) distance students

Dow, Mirah J.; Algarni, Mohammed; Blackburn, Heidi; Diller, Karen; Hallett, Karen; Musa, Abdullahi; Polepeddi, Padma; Schwartz, Brian; Summey, Terri; Valenti, Sandra (2012-05-03)

This article offers a theoretical model of online, graduate student information seeking behavior. The qualitative methodology used to gather data for the development of the model included an electronic survey and ...
School Librarian Staffing Levels and Student Achievement as Represented in 2006-09 Kansas Annual Yearly Progress Data

Dow, Mirah J.; McMahon Lakin, Jacqueline; Court, Stephen C. (2012-06-07)

To address the presence or absence of library media specialists in Kansas public schools, a study using Analysis of covariance (ANCOVA) was designed to investigate library media specialist (LMS), the label used for school ...

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