Volume
41
Issue
3
Abstract
Bibliographies, a librarian's basic tool, prove to be useful tools for Extension work. We all make lists of information--books, Extension bulletins, journal articles. Do we do it effectively? Defining the audience, determining the coverage, and creating timely access are a few of the challenges. Two Web-searchable bibliographies provide case studies of how this classic tool can address information needs.
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Recommended Citation
Webster, J. (2003). Bibliographies as an Extension Outreach Tool: An Old Method in a New Age. Journal of Extension, 41(3), Article 9. https://doi.org/10.66752/1077-5315.4995
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