Libraries and Other Academic Support Services for Distance Learning

Providing library support for extended learning programmes - a partnership model, Thomas J. Moore and Maryhelen Jones; the Southern Illinois experience, Jay Starratt and Jerry C. Hostetler; the politics and economics of distance learning, Frank D'Andraia; active and collaborative learning in on-line courses - Penn State's project vision, Nancy H. Dewald and Gloriana S. StClair; library support models for distance education - the Australian experience, Edward Lim and Marie-Therese Van Dyk; technical support - a model and multi-site, interactive distance learning, Michael Yoakam; distance learning in library and information science - the South Carolina experience, Fred W. Roper et al; supporting distributed learning at the University of Alabama - a teacher's perspective, Judith Rogers; a provost's perspective on distance learning - an interview with Benjamin A. Shepherd. Selected and annotated bibliography, Barbara Preece and Thyra Russell. Appendices: role of libraries in distance education - Association of Research Libraries spec flyer, Carolyn A. Snyder et al; master of Library and Information Science Programme, Gayle Douglas.