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A framework for the multiple roles of librarians in problem-based learning.

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Librarians are playing numerous roles within problem-based learning curricula. While many of these roles are described in the literature, there is no framework to describe and organize these roles. This paper proposes such a framework. It arranges librarian roles according to level of curricular involvement and includes the following levels: assistance at the reference desk, instruction at the reference desk, course-related instruction, resource management and utilization, consultation with faculty and students, and group facilitation.

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J M Miller. 2001. A framework for the multiple roles of librarians in problem-based learning.. https://doi.org/10.1300/j115v20n03_03

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