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Jos van Helvoort (1957) graduated in 1981 in Dutch Language & Literature. He worked as a teacher in secondary education and as course developer in the disciplines of Library Science and Record Management. | Jos van Helvoort (1957) graduated in 1981 in Dutch Language & Literature. He worked as a teacher in secondary education and as course developer in the disciplines of Library Science and Record Management. | ||
Since 2001 he is a senior lecturer at the department of Library & Information Studies of The Hague University. His interests include Information Research, Information Management and Information Literacy. As the chairman of the Board of Examiners of the faculty of ICT & Media he is strongly involved with assessment issues in Dutch higher education. | Since 2001 he is a senior lecturer at the department of Library & Information Studies of The Hague University. His interests include Information Research, Information Management and Information Literacy. As the chairman of the Board of Examiners of the faculty of ICT & Media he is strongly involved with assessment issues in Dutch higher education. |
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Jos van Helvoort (1957) graduated in 1981 in Dutch Language & Literature. He worked as a teacher in secondary education and as course developer in the disciplines of Library Science and Record Management.
Since 2001 he is a senior lecturer at the department of Library & Information Studies of The Hague University. His interests include Information Research, Information Management and Information Literacy. As the chairman of the Board of Examiners of the faculty of ICT & Media he is strongly involved with assessment issues in Dutch higher education.