Implementing and Assessing Library Reference Training Programs

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Comprehensive assessments have shown that academic library users prefer a welcoming environment that provides the opportunity for self-sufficiency. Libraries need to meet these expectations and improve the quality of library reference by creating a comprehensive training program for librarians, staff, and students. This article will review standards for reference training in academic libraries with a focus on one-desk service points and consider best practices for planning, implementing, and assessing training programs for staff, students, and librarians. © 2014 Copyright Lily Todorinova and Matt Torrence.

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Todorinova, L., & Torrence, M. (2014). Implementing and Assessing Library Reference Training Programs. Reference Librarian. https://doi.org/10.1080/02763877.2014.853277

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