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Linscheid Library
Embedding Your Instruction Program Into the Minds of Faculty
Assessment Plan
Assessment Plan
As an active partner in the academic life of East Central University, the Linscheid Library shall deliver course, programand audience specific instruction and assessment based on the ACRL standards for Proficiencies for Instruction Librariansand Coordinators.*
*http://www.ala.org/ala/mgrps/divs/acrl/standards/profstandards.cfm
Assessment PlanStandards for Collaboration with Faculty/Administration:1. Communicating with faculty to implement library instruction,
and designing core classes2. Responding to faculty requests as soon as possible3. Promoting library instruction to all departments4. Sending out flyers and emails advertising library instruction 5. Attending faculty meetings to let professors know the
benefits of library instruction6. Always offering to conduct instruction for the same class in
the future7. Providing faculty with instruction evaluations after instructions 8. Maintain quality instruction in accordance with the IAP
Assessment Plan
Tools:1.Peer Evaluation2.Student Evaluation3.Faculty Evaluation
Information Literacy Plan
Information Literacy Plan
Objective C: Increase student use of instructionalservices by facilitating faculty buy-in1. Create a catalog of instructional offerings (topics, formats)2. Create and post an interactive instruction request form3. Create and distribute a high-quality brochure4. Decide on key messages to deliver to faculty at meetings, etc.5. Develop and implement a faculty communication schedule6. Improve new faculty orientation by adding interactive
component
Catalog of InstructionalOfferings/Interactive Request Form
http://form.jotform.us/form/20986942347162
Catalog of InstructionalOfferings/Interactive Request Form
Planning for Research
1. Developing a topic2. Understanding the assignment
Catalog of InstructionalOfferings/Interactive Request Form
Searching
1. Search Strategies2. Performing a search
Catalog of InstructionalOfferings/Interactive Request Form
Evaluating Sources
1. Scholarly vs. popular sources2. Primary vs. secondary sources3. Evaluating books, articles, and web sources
Catalog of InstructionalOfferings/Interactive Request Form
Using Sources
1. Overview of citations2. Academic integrity
High Quality Handout
High Quality Handout
Information Literacy Plan
Syllabi Analysis
Told us which courses in our liaison areas had a library assignment.
Point system so we would each get into 3 new courses.
Information Literacy Plan
Performance Indicators
Increase the number of identified faculty
29-50 distinct professors
Information Literacy Plan
Performance Indicators
Increase the number of sessions:
50-102 over last five years61-102 over the last year
Information Literacy Plan
Performance Indicators
Increase use of online instructional materials:
Challenges
ChallengesDeveloping mutual respect:
1. Be clear on your area of expertise• Verbalize your expertise – what can you say
in an email?2. Communicate respect for others’ time constraints3. Be proactive4. Be clear about what we can do, and what we
need from the instructor5. Don’t take things personally
August Faculty Email
Our focus is on making your students experts in the research process.
1. We can tailor to your needs, and accommodate you. We can provide instruction when you are out of town, do very brief sessions, fit our sessions to your schedule, and we can cover whatever topics you find most relevant, including, but not limited to: citations, peer-review materials, how to find specific types of materials, research process in general, and any other assignment-specific topics.
2. Why? Improve the quality of your students’ research. Students don’t get everything in UNIV 1001. Freshman Seminar is just a brief introduction.
3. How? Our instruction isn’t just face-to-face in the library. We can do an instruction session in your classroom, live online, and/or we can create a tutorial or LibGuide for your class. We can also help you develop research assignments, select materials for your class, and assess your students’ research skills.
Challenges
Being persistent despite lack of response:1. Schedule communications throughout the
semester, but not too often.
August Contact deans at least one week before faculty return to get on agenda for school/college meetings. Communicate with other librarians to ensure that only one email is sent to each dean.
Attend face-to-face meeting with schools/colleges (bring liaison flyer). Attend new faculty orientation (bring business cards and take instruction brochure to
'library training' session). Send emails to liaison departments about instruction, budget, and periodicals analysis. Conduct tours with new faculty members. Contact department chairs to get on agenda for department meeting.
September Communicate with individual faculty who have requested instruction. Communicate with liaison departments about budget. Newsletter
October Send out second email about instruction to the entire department (end of October). Email the professors you worked with earlier in the semester to discuss spring instruction.
(“In September, I did this for you/your colleague. Can we do this again in the spring?”) Communicate with liaison departments about budget. Newsletter
November Communicate with liaison departments about budget. Newsletter
December Communicate with liaison departments about budget. Send LibGuides stats to individual faculty members, and cc the department chair if desired
(end of semester). Contact department chairs to get on agenda for spring department meeting.
January Send emails to liaison departments about instruction. Communicate with liaison departments about budget. Newsletter
February Communicate with individual faculty who have requested instruction. Communicate with liaison departments about budget. Newsletter
March Send out second email about instruction to the entire department (end of March). Email the professors you worked with earlier in the semester to discuss summer/fall
instruction. (“In January/February, I did this for you/your colleague. Can we do this again in the summer/fall?”)
Communicate with liaison departments about budget. Newsletter
April Newsletter
May Send LibGuides stats to individual faculty members, and cc the department chair if desired (end of semester).
Challenges
Breaking into faculty’s busy schedule:1. Variety of offerings – e.g., online only, ITV,
outside of class
Contact:Patrick Baumann, Audiovisual [email protected]
Chelsea Baker, Instruction [email protected]
Instruction Department Information for Librarianshttp://ecok.libguides.com/content.php?pid=285095&sid=2346298
Presentationshttp://ecok.libguides.com/content.php?pid=278032&sid=2294629