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Autores principales: Tunon, Johanna, Ramirez, Laura Lucio, Ryckman, Brian, Campbell, Loy, Mlinar, Courtney
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Publicado: 2015
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author Tunon, Johanna
Ramirez, Laura Lucio
Ryckman, Brian
Campbell, Loy
Mlinar, Courtney
author_facet Tunon, Johanna
Ramirez, Laura Lucio
Ryckman, Brian
Campbell, Loy
Mlinar, Courtney
Tunon, Johanna
Ramirez, Laura Lucio
Ryckman, Brian
Campbell, Loy
Mlinar, Courtney
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contents Creating an Information Literacy Badges Program in Blackboard: A Formative Program Evaluation Tunon, Johanna Ramirez, Laura Lucio Ryckman, Brian Campbell, Loy Mlinar, Courtney Information Literacy Certification Portfolios (Background Materials) Formative Evaluation Library Instruction Learning Modules Program Evaluation Library Services Library Research Evaluation Methods Evaluation Criteria Action Research Academic Libraries A formative program evaluation using Stufflebeam's (2010) Context, Input, Process, Product (CIPP) model was conducted to assess the use of digital badges for tracking basic library instructional skills across academic programs at Nova Southeastern University. Based on the evaluation of pilot library modules and Blackboard Learn's badges achievement tool conducted in the fall of 2013, recommendations were made for changes to the rollout plans for 2014. This report of the findings discusses how the context, input, process, product, impact, effectiveness, sustainability, and transportability criteria used in making the recommended changes in the library instructional module identified problems in the program and permitted course corrections to the plan before the program was fully implemented.
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spellingShingle Creating an Information Literacy Badges Program in Blackboard: A Formative Program Evaluation
Tunon, Johanna
Ramirez, Laura Lucio
Ryckman, Brian
Campbell, Loy
Mlinar, Courtney
Information Literacy
Certification
Portfolios (Background Materials)
Formative Evaluation
Library Instruction
Learning Modules
Program Evaluation
Library Services
Library Research
Evaluation Methods
Evaluation Criteria
Action Research
Academic Libraries
Creating an Information Literacy Badges Program in Blackboard: A Formative Program Evaluation Tunon, Johanna Ramirez, Laura Lucio Ryckman, Brian Campbell, Loy Mlinar, Courtney Information Literacy Certification Portfolios (Background Materials) Formative Evaluation Library Instruction Learning Modules Program Evaluation Library Services Library Research Evaluation Methods Evaluation Criteria Action Research Academic Libraries A formative program evaluation using Stufflebeam's (2010) Context, Input, Process, Product (CIPP) model was conducted to assess the use of digital badges for tracking basic library instructional skills across academic programs at Nova Southeastern University. Based on the evaluation of pilot library modules and Blackboard Learn's badges achievement tool conducted in the fall of 2013, recommendations were made for changes to the rollout plans for 2014. This report of the findings discusses how the context, input, process, product, impact, effectiveness, sustainability, and transportability criteria used in making the recommended changes in the library instructional module identified problems in the program and permitted course corrections to the plan before the program was fully implemented.
title Creating an Information Literacy Badges Program in Blackboard: A Formative Program Evaluation
topic Information Literacy
Certification
Portfolios (Background Materials)
Formative Evaluation
Library Instruction
Learning Modules
Program Evaluation
Library Services
Library Research
Evaluation Methods
Evaluation Criteria
Action Research
Academic Libraries
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1058385