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LIB Clemson University

= around 3,000 students = around 300 students Fall Semester Spring Semester

Fall Outcomes 43 Objectives 3 Outcomes Know about library services Use library to go beyond Google Critical Analysis of materials Fall

Videos Worksheets Call Number activity Article evaluation activity Prize give-aways

Skills-Based Confidence-Based Open Ended Questions Rubrics

Fall 2008 Fall 2009

Fall 2008

Spring 2010

Fall 2009 Spring 2009

Spring

Basic (1)Developing (2)Proficient (3)Score Asking for help Student is able to identify one way of asking for help, but cannot provide a good reason to ask for help Student is able to identify two ways to contact a librarian and is able to show some idea of why they might need that help Student is not only able to identify two ways to contact a librarian, but they also provide clear reasons why they might need help Web Searches Student is unable to clearly identify a viable way that the library can help supplement web searching and is unable to identify what you can find using OneSearch Student is able to vaguely identify a way that the library can supplement web searching and can provide at least one source found in OneSearch Student clearly identifies how the library can supplement web searching and is able to provide three sources found in OneSearch Scholarly Resources Student is able to offer one broad way to identify scholarly articles, but cannot provide a clear reason why is important to use them in their work Student is able to basically articulate two ways to identify scholarly articles and shows a basic level of understanding of their importance Student is able to clearly articulate two ways to identify a scholarly article and demonstrates a higher level of understanding of their importance Total

What do we want the results to say that we are doing…or not doing? What kinds of results do that? Skills? (not really…but sort of) Confidence (a bit more clear results) Open Ended (gives us…perhaps…and idea of what they are learning and what we need to focus on) Rubric (Not sure what this says specifically about what WE are doing)