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    Passive and active interventions: addressing the issue of college students' class attendance 

    Youngren, Rachael G. (University of Wisconsin-Stout, 2020)
    This study examined possible interventions to increase attendance in college courses. Attendance records in six undergraduate psychology classes were collected with either a baseline control, a passive intervention strategy, ...
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    Information literacy and college student anxiety 

    Bear, Barbara J. (University of Wisconsin-Stout, 2020)
    The skills surrounding the use of information as part of today's common literacy has been formalized into a schema known as information literacy. A brief background on information literacy helps substantiate the importance ...
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    Print textbooks versus electronic textbooks: what is the best approach to the e-text initiative for UW-Stout? 

    Snyder, Rebecca S. (University of Wisconsin-Stout, 2020)
    This study explored the perceived comfort that both graduate and undergraduate students reported about using electronic texts (e-texts) to read course materials at a time when the university promoted an e-text initiative. ...
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    One-stop-shop for university student services: a case study 

    Retz, Kathleen J. (University of Wisconsin-Stout, 2019)
    One-stop-shops are a controversial topic. Many organizations have successfully implemented a one-stop-shop, and many have been unsuccessful in their attempt. It can be easily assumed that a one-stop-shop helps an organization ...

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    Business logistics (1)College attendance (1)Customer services (1)Electronic textbooks (1)Information literacy (1)Performance anxiety (1)Textbooks (1)... View MoreDate Issued2020 (3)2019 (1)Has File(s)Yes (4)

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