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This presentation was delivered as a lightning round talk at the Library Assessment Conference in Seattle, WA, on August 4th 2014. It describes an information literacy assessment project using rubrics to measure student learning and information literacy, as well as a citation analysis investigation to determine information behaviors in authentic assessment.

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Puzzle Piec& Assessing Student work using Rubrics & Citation Analysis for Dual-Purpose Assessment

Alan Carbery @acarbery  

Ass&sing student r&earch artifacts provid& insight and cont0t. How are students performing in real-life?

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2e annotated bibliography

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Ass&sment for dual purp4e, using a two-pronged approach

Rubric-b5ed 5s&sment for evidence of information literacy

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Followed by a citation analys6 for greater understanding into students’ behaviors & information choic&

Ryan  McGuire,  graLsography.com    

Variety of sourc&

2&6 Citations

Completen&s of Annotation

Hol6tic Impr&sion

Findings

Students cho4e a variety of sourc&, including scholarly, peer-reviewed materials

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M6taking the term to mean “the main source I will use”, students found primary sourc& to be a con8sing source-t9e.

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When given the opportunity, students tend to cho4e r&earch topics from popular culture.

But are more likely to omit academic sourc& in th&e c5&.

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Students have a rudimentary concept of ‘authority’.

PhD = Great Source! Ryan  McGuire,  GraLsography  

Students tend to have l&s trouble :nding sourc&, but writing annotations prov& more difficult.

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Students appear to over rely on citation management tools; o<en omitting important, yet readily available citation details.

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Students sometim& ‘bend the truth’ when it com& to the sourc& they’ve used in their r&earch.

Ryan  McGuire,  GraLsography  

Realigning Instruction

Reframing instruction to thr&hold concepts. Helping students see annotated bibliographi& 5 a scholarly conversation

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New 2nd year l&son dedicated to primary sourc&

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For the rubric & citation analysis checklist, please visit: bit.ly/LACrubric

This assessment project was completed with Sean Leahy, Scholarly Resource & Academic Outreach Librarian, Champlain College, sleahy@champlain.edu. Contact us! @acarbery acarbery@champlain.edu http://slideshare.net/acarbery

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