CDL: Online course, "Electronic CD for Health and Medical E-Libraries"

From: John P. Abbott <AbbottJP_at_appstate.edu>
Date: Mon, 09 Feb 2004 10:28:24 -0500
To: colldv-l_at_usc.edu
Subject:
"Electronic Collection Development for Health and Medicine E-libraries" 8 CE MLA Web-Based Course
From:
"Diane K. Kovacs" <diane@kovacs.com>

 "Electronic Collection Development for Health and Medicine E-libraries"

Web-based Course* - 8 CE from the Medical Library Association. http://www.mlanet.org/education/web/web_courses.html

Register at anytime to work at your own pace during 2003-2004.

*This Web-based workshop involves individually paced work working with the instructor
and other students via Web activities, e-mail, and optional online meetings by appointment.
Agenda

Syllabus at http://www.kovacs.com/mlacecolldev.html
Register at http://www.kovacs.com/register.html

Overview

In this hands-on course you will earn to create an e-library collection development plan for free and
fee-based Web-accessible resources for health and medicine. Students will focus on developing a
collection plan for one library patron group of their choice, for the kind of library they work in (e.g.,
hospital, medical center, medical school, allied health programs, public libraries, academic library,
other special library, etc.) Patron groups may include: Healthcare consumers, physicians of general
or particular speciality, nurses, pharmacists, medical school students, allied health students, biomedical
researchers, etc. This is a five part course. Each part includes lecture, discussion and hands-on
activities that will step participants through creating or assessing a collection plan for developing
a health and medicine e-library collection.

We will use examples of good health and medical e-libraries on the Web to illustrate each part.

Learning Objectives:

Participants will develop selection criteria, plan for collection, evaluation, organization, and maintenance
of an e-library collection for a patron group of their choice in a the kind of library they choose.

Participants will have begun identifying, evaluating, selecting, and collecting appropriate free and
fee-based Web-accessible resources for health and medicine.

Participants will end the session with a completed collection development plan for the health and
medicine e-library collection they wish to develop.

Audience

Librarians and other information specialists who work with healthcare consumers and/or healthcare
professionals who need to develop or expand e-library collections of high quality Web-accessible
information resources. Some experience with health and medical information searching on the Web
is assumed. Experience working with the target patron group chosen is assumed (e.g., healthcare
 consumers, healthcare professionals) Level of instruction is intermediate.

Participants should know how to use e-mail and a current standard Web Browser, e.g.,
Mozilla/Firebird, Netscape 7.0 or IE 5.5 or higher is preferred. Some HTML or HTML editor experience will be useful.

Registration and Tuition

http://www.kovacs.com/register.html
The workshop tuition is $130 per person

Materials

All materials will be online on interactive Web pages. Color printed
workbooks will be priority mailed to each participant on receipt of
payment, or purchase order.

Web Teacher
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Diane K. Kovacs diane@kovacs.com
"Electronic Collection Development for Health and Medicine E-Libraries"
8 MLA CE Web-based Course   http://www.kovacs.com/mlacecolldev.html
Register anytime 2003-2004 to work at your own pace.



Received on Mon Feb 09 2004 - 10:38:46 EST