This Assessment in Action project addressed the effect of using original primary materials on first-year students’ information literacy (IL) and critical thinking skills. IL and critical thinking are among Augustana College’s college-wide student learning outcomes. More than 25% of Augustana first-years use Special Collections each year, yet we had little data on how this affected student learning. The study evaluated a worksheet given as a pre- and post-test around class visits to work in Special Collections, and papers by students who did and did not visit Special Collections with class
This study presents the results of a survey distributed to first-year undergraduate students at the ...
As an eight week course, the Issues and Ideas: Introduction to Special Collections provides students...
Low-staffed and often under-funded, academic libraries have traditionally relied upon student labor ...
This poster describes a yearlong project to assess student learning and engagement in archival instr...
This exploratory study discusses the perceptions of faculty, library staff, and students involved in...
Recent research in information literacy (IL) suggests librarians should shift the emphasis of IL ins...
Literature suggests that teaching Information Literacy (IL) as an intellectual framework, rather tha...
What happens when undergraduates get their hands on a nineteenth-century stereoscope, a first editio...
First-year programs assist new students in adapting to college life, developing skills for academic ...
Seeking ways to develop information literacy skills among first year college students, librarians at...
Although recent archival scholarship promotes the use of primary sources for developing students’ an...
This case study explores the effects of learner-centered portfolio assessment on teachers' and stude...
Specialized primary source holdings, not only manuscripts and books but also audio and moving images...
This article reports on collaboration between an information literacy (IL) instructor and a special ...
Which assessment is best: programmatic, classroom, or longitudinal? By collaborating with the First ...
This study presents the results of a survey distributed to first-year undergraduate students at the ...
As an eight week course, the Issues and Ideas: Introduction to Special Collections provides students...
Low-staffed and often under-funded, academic libraries have traditionally relied upon student labor ...
This poster describes a yearlong project to assess student learning and engagement in archival instr...
This exploratory study discusses the perceptions of faculty, library staff, and students involved in...
Recent research in information literacy (IL) suggests librarians should shift the emphasis of IL ins...
Literature suggests that teaching Information Literacy (IL) as an intellectual framework, rather tha...
What happens when undergraduates get their hands on a nineteenth-century stereoscope, a first editio...
First-year programs assist new students in adapting to college life, developing skills for academic ...
Seeking ways to develop information literacy skills among first year college students, librarians at...
Although recent archival scholarship promotes the use of primary sources for developing students’ an...
This case study explores the effects of learner-centered portfolio assessment on teachers' and stude...
Specialized primary source holdings, not only manuscripts and books but also audio and moving images...
This article reports on collaboration between an information literacy (IL) instructor and a special ...
Which assessment is best: programmatic, classroom, or longitudinal? By collaborating with the First ...
This study presents the results of a survey distributed to first-year undergraduate students at the ...
As an eight week course, the Issues and Ideas: Introduction to Special Collections provides students...
Low-staffed and often under-funded, academic libraries have traditionally relied upon student labor ...