Applying the Bologna Principles in an Information Science Course

The paper deals with a pilot evaluation of comprehensive reading skills of 30 students studying information science at the Faculty of Philosophy, University of Zagreb. After having read a freely chosen article from information science journals, the participants were interviewed using a questionnaire...

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Main Authors: Jadranka Lasic-Lazic, Marija László, Banek Zorica
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: amaquen 2017-08-01
Series:The Journal of Quality in Education
Online Access:https://journal.amaquen.org/index.php/joqie/article/view/103
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description The paper deals with a pilot evaluation of comprehensive reading skills of 30 students studying information science at the Faculty of Philosophy, University of Zagreb. After having read a freely chosen article from information science journals, the participants were interviewed using a questionnaire in written form. The answers were examined by researchers, classified and evaluated with the respect to the degree of the students' comprehension of the articles. It has been found that their understanding is incomplete, and therefore attention should be devoted to teaching an introductory course on how to make use of reading material in order to accomplish a fuller understanding of scientific articles.
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spelling doaj.art-ec7c37f8d604451e958e1ebb8db17aca2022-12-22T01:40:54ZengamaquenThe Journal of Quality in Education2028-18972017-08-012210.37870/joqie.v2i2.10396Applying the Bologna Principles in an Information Science CourseJadranka Lasic-Lazic0Marija László1Banek Zorica2University of ZagrebUniversity of ZagrebUniversity of ZagrebThe paper deals with a pilot evaluation of comprehensive reading skills of 30 students studying information science at the Faculty of Philosophy, University of Zagreb. After having read a freely chosen article from information science journals, the participants were interviewed using a questionnaire in written form. The answers were examined by researchers, classified and evaluated with the respect to the degree of the students' comprehension of the articles. It has been found that their understanding is incomplete, and therefore attention should be devoted to teaching an introductory course on how to make use of reading material in order to accomplish a fuller understanding of scientific articles.https://journal.amaquen.org/index.php/joqie/article/view/103
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