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Marginally good: online distance education and library service in the unaccredited religious college

This article describes the early pioneering work of an online librarian in one of the first religiously-oriented, Internet-based colleges. Despite their lack of accreditation and neglect of information infrastructure, these degree programs are often quite popular with the general public. The author takes a critical look at library services and accreditation issues for these types of degree-granting college programs.
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  • 1047-7845
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  • Journal of Religious & Theological Information 5(2), 51-64. (2002)
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  • Copyright 2002 Taylor and Francis Group, Ltd.
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