Library Science · User Education & Information Literacy
Identify the correct statements regarding definitions of user education: Statement I: Jacques Tocatline's (1978) definition of user education emphasizes four objectives: recognition of information needs, formulation of needs, effective use of information services, and assessment of services. Statement II: Reitz (2004) defines user education more narrowly than bibliographic instruction, treating it as a subset of formal classroom-based library instruction. Statement III: Mishra and Phadke (1988) define user education as a joint effort by the library and academic staff conducted in successive stages to help users make the best use of library resources. Statement IV: Fleming (1990) defines user education as programmes enabling users to make more effective, efficient, and independent use of information sources and services.
- 1Statements II and IV are correct
- 2Statements I and II are correct
- 3Statements I, III, and IV are correct✓
- 4All four statements are correct
Correct answer
Statements I, III, and IV are correct
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