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Title: | Impacts of the garden and library environments on student learning | Authors: | O'Connor, S | Issue Date: | Mar-2011 | Source: | The 11th 334 Symposium : Advancing Teaching and Learning: Evidence, Outcomes and E-learning, 4 Mar., 2011, Hong Kong | Abstract: | Cicero once said that all we needed was a garden and a library to be self-sufficient. I argue that the garden for learning is a very diverse universe now to accompany the library we now deliver to our students and academic communities. The garden is full of tantalising but also tainted fruits; the demands of working in the garden are very different to that of previous gardeners and that they require different tools to cultivate the plant life. This presentation explores the issues addressed in creating both physical and digital environments and the ways they have been designed to harmonise. | Keywords: | Digital libraries Library development Library facilities Academic libraries Library services |
Description: | Presentation at the 11th 334 Symposium : Advancing Teaching and Learning: Evidence, Outcomes and E-learning hosted by Lingnan University on 4 Mar., 2011. |
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