论文信息 - "Doing the Best You Can with What You Have:" Lessons Learned from Outcomes Assessment.

"Doing the Best You Can with What You Have:" Lessons Learned from Outcomes Assessment.

Outcome focused assessments of library research instruction using pre-tests and post-tests, attitude and usage surveys, and focus groups are discussed. Assessment results influence library instruction content, staffing, collection development, and collaboration with other faculty and academic departments.

Elizabeth W. Carter

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