Information Literacy Resources 

Resources for Information Literacy Assessment

• Research Readiness Self Assessment, an interactive tool which will "help you to gain an insight into how well you can identify, locate, evaluate and use information resources." We currently use RRSA to assess information literacy skills in Davis Grant classes. Email Bridget Gunn for more informartion!
  



• Project SAILS (Standardized Assessment of Information Literacy Skills): "The purpose of the Project for Standardized Assessment of Information Literacy Skills (SAILS) has been to develop an instrument for programmatic level assessment of information literacy skills that is valid and thus credible to university administrators and other academic personnel."  



• Information Literacy Program: Assessment Plans and Data - Weber State University: Includes assessment and outcome rubrics for individual classes.



• An Assessment Plan for Information Literacy - Indiana University: Includes goals, objectives, learning strategies, and measurement techniques.



• Library Instruction Information Literacy Outcomes: From the Information Literacy Program at Florida International University Libraries



• IFLA Guidelines for Information Literacy Assessment : From the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions.



• Directory of Online Resources for Information Literacy Assessment: From Texas Lutheran University.



• Quantitative Assessment of Students' Library Skills and Attitudes (pre-test) : Gettysburg College



• Quantitative Assessment of Students' Library Skills and Attitudes (post-test) : Gettysburg College



• Information Literacy Competency Assessment Project : Bay Area Community Colleges



• Information Literacy Assessment Question Set : Pasadena City College