Education · Pedagogy and Experiential Learning
During a library science practical session, students work in pairs to conduct a simulated reference interview. One student plays the role of a user with an incomplete information need, while the other practices asking probing questions, clarifying doubts, and guiding the user toward suitable resources. The instructor observes how well students interpret user intent, handle ambiguity, and provide relevant assistance. The activity is designed to strengthen the professional skills required in real library settings. Conducting a reference interview in a library lab helps in developing what skill?
- 1Shelf arrangement proficiency using classification codes
- 2Technical cataloguing and metadata tagging accuracy
- 3Advanced user-needs assessment and information mediation✓
- 4Speed reading and rapid data extraction from texts
Correct answer
Advanced user-needs assessment and information mediation
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