Making It Work : Developing a Student-Centered Assessment Model for a Large-Scale Information Literacy Program

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Making It Work: Developing a Student-Centered Assessment Model for a Large-Scale Information Literacy Program
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Rachel Gammons; Lindsay Inge Carpenter
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Library and Information Science
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spelling Rachel Gammons Lindsay Inge Carpenter Social and Behavioral Sciences general education bepress first year student LIS Scholarship Archive information literacy Information Literacy academic library assessment Library and Information Science http://dx.doi.org/10.31229/OSF.IO/YAF9N http://osf.io/yaf9n/ Information literacy instruction presents a difficult balance between quantity and quality, particularly for large-scale general education courses. This paper discusses the overhaul of the freshman composition instruction program at the University of Maryland Libraries, focusing on the transition from survey assessments to a student-centered and mixedmethods approach using qualitative reflections, rubrics, and the evaluation of student artifacts. Making It Work: Developing a Student-Centered Assessment Model for a Large-Scale Information Literacy Program
spellingShingle Rachel Gammons, Lindsay Inge Carpenter, Making It Work: Developing a Student-Centered Assessment Model for a Large-Scale Information Literacy Program, Social and Behavioral Sciences, general education, bepress, first year student, LIS Scholarship Archive, information literacy, Information Literacy, academic library, assessment, Library and Information Science
title Making It Work: Developing a Student-Centered Assessment Model for a Large-Scale Information Literacy Program
title_full Making It Work: Developing a Student-Centered Assessment Model for a Large-Scale Information Literacy Program
title_fullStr Making It Work: Developing a Student-Centered Assessment Model for a Large-Scale Information Literacy Program
title_full_unstemmed Making It Work: Developing a Student-Centered Assessment Model for a Large-Scale Information Literacy Program
title_short Making It Work: Developing a Student-Centered Assessment Model for a Large-Scale Information Literacy Program
title_sort making it work: developing a student-centered assessment model for a large-scale information literacy program
title_unstemmed Making It Work: Developing a Student-Centered Assessment Model for a Large-Scale Information Literacy Program
topic Social and Behavioral Sciences, general education, bepress, first year student, LIS Scholarship Archive, information literacy, Information Literacy, academic library, assessment, Library and Information Science
url http://dx.doi.org/10.31229/OSF.IO/YAF9N, http://osf.io/yaf9n/