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Improving Information-seeking Behaviors and Knowledge Base for Thesis Students in the Applied Behavior Analysis Graduate Program and Students in the Rehabilitation and Mental Health Counseling Graduate Program
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Publication Date
1-1-2009
Keywords
- instructional video,
- teaching,
- graduate students,
- theses,
- coursework,
- resource,
- assessment
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Abstract
? This grant will serve two masters’ programs within the College of Behavioral and Community Sciences: The Applied Behavior Analysis program and the master’s program in Rehabilitation and Mental Health Counseling.
For the first time, the FMHI Research Library will offer a series of instructional videos, which meet both student and faculty needs, for clear, concise, and measurable goals in the development of student theses. These videos would be incorporated into the coursework as content and as resources for students to refer to 24/7. Our goal is for the students to have videos available to them on the relevant topics for use as they are working on their thesis.
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Dold, C. J., and Hanson, A. Improving Information-seeking Behaviors and Knowledge Base for Thesis Students in the Applied Behavior Analysis Graduate Program and Students in the Rehabilitation and Mental Health Counseling Graduate Program (2009). Grant proposal. Accepted.