Completed from United States
I'm thrilled to have taken the Ética Biblioteconômica course at Stanmore School of Business! As a librarian, I wanted to deepen my understanding of ethical principles in my field. The course content was incredibly relevant and helped me achieve my learning goals. I particularly appreciated the module on intellectual freedom, which provided practical knowledge on how to navigate complex issues in my daily work. The course materials were of high quality, and the instructor's expertise shone through. Overall, I'm extremely satisfied with my learning experience and would highly recommend this course to anyone in the field.
The Ética Biblioteconômica course was a great experience for me. I liked how the course was structured, with a good balance of theoretical and practical content. The instructor did a good job of explaining complex concepts in a clear and concise way. One thing that really stood out to me was the discussion on ethical dilemmas in libraries, which gave me some valuable insights and skills to apply in my own work. The course materials were mostly good, although I thought some of the readings could have been more up-to-date. Still, I'm happy with what I learned and would recommend the course to others in the field.
Oh my gosh, I absolutely loved the Ética Biblioteconômica course! It was so engaging and informative, and I felt like I was learning something new and valuable every week. The instructor was amazing, and the way they presented the material was so enthusiastic and motivating. I especially loved the case studies we did, which really helped me see how the ethical principles we were learning could be applied in real-life situations. The course materials were top-notch, and I appreciated how they included examples from different countries and contexts. Overall, I'm so glad I took this course and would totally recommend it to anyone interested in library ethics!
I found the Ética Biblioteconômica course to be a comprehensive and well-structured introduction to the ethical principles underlying library and information work. The course content was detailed and relevant, and I appreciated the opportunity to explore topics such as privacy, copyright, and censorship in a systematic and thorough way. The instructor's approach was clear and methodical, and the course materials were generally of high quality. One area for improvement might be the inclusion of more examples from non-Western contexts, which would help to make the course more diverse and inclusive. Nevertheless, I was satisfied with my learning experience and would recommend the course to others seeking a solid foundation in library ethics.
