Assessment
Minitex News articles tagged with "Assessment" (6):
Measuring impact of digital collections: A trove of community resources
If you have a digital collection at your organization and are thinking about any type of assessment, I encourage you to look at the good work of the Digital Library Federation’s Digital Assessment Interest Group. Formed in 2014, this interest group is looking at how to measure impact of digital collections, develop areas of commonality, and discuss how to best collect, analyze, and share information.
Classroom Assessment Techniques for Librarians - A Review by Jessica Moore
In their book Classroom Assessment Techniques for Librarians, Melissa Bowles-Terry and Cassandra Kvenild build upon the ideas from Tom Angelo’s classic book Classroom Assessment Techniques with applications for information literacy instruction.
Try These Formative Assessment Ideas!
Formative Assessment has been defined as
"the frequent, interactive checking of student progress and understanding in order to identify learning needs and adjust teaching appropriately."
Going Paperless: First Year Students, Selfies, and Information Literacy
Have you used an online survey to collect and review library instruction activities?
53 Formative Assessment Ideas
Formative assessments help educators to gauge learner understanding in the middle of the learning process, as opposed to summative assessments which test for understanding at the end.
Improve Your Instruction with Five-Minute Assessments
Instructional assessment is like… what? Going to the dentist? A detoxifying organic juice cleanse? Reviewing the details of your life insurance policy? All good things, undoubtedly, but not immediately satisfying.