The most powerful and effective way to show the value of your library’s services and to make decisions about improving them is with evidence. The best way to get evidence is by employing a proven, structured approach to library assessment.
Holt Zaugg, editor of Assessing Academic Library Performance: A Handbook and coordinator or lead on over 100 academic library assessments will be your guide to gaining skills in the four steps of assessment: design–identifying the assessment link to library goals, scope, questions, methods, data analysis, and IRB approval, data collection and analysis, and dissemination to library stakeholders and via scholarly communications.
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Laatst geüpdatet: 10 januari 2024 door j.lind
Assess Your Library’s Services to Show Its Value and Make Decisions
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The most powerful and effective way to show the value of your library’s services and to make decisions about improving them is with evidence. The best way to get evidence is by employing a proven, structured approach to library assessment.
Holt Zaugg, editor of Assessing Academic Library Performance: A Handbook and coordinator or lead on over 100 academic library assessments will be your guide to gaining skills in the four steps of assessment: design–identifying the assessment link to library goals, scope, questions, methods, data analysis, and IRB approval, data collection and analysis, and dissemination to library stakeholders and via scholarly communications.
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