Abstract
In 1983 the Library School at Riverina College of Advanced Education examined the needs of librarians within the region for continuing education programmes. In this paper, definitions of continuing library education are canvassed, and from that base the process adopted in examining needs is outlined. The use of the search workshop strategy formed the basis of gathering together regional librarians to explore needs, resources available to meet the needs, and conditions that should be considered in planning regional continuing education activities. The activities are presented as the basis of a model for groups considering the needs of local professionals in any context. © 1985 Taylor and Francis Group, LLC.
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Richardson, J., & Cook, B. (1985). A proposed model for ascertaining regional needs of lirrary and information science workers for continuing education. Australian Library Journal, 34(2), 15–22. https://doi.org/10.1080/00049670.1985.10755514
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