Supporting Student Success in the First-Year Experience: Library Instruction in the Learning Management System

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Main Authors: Marineo, Francesca, Shi, Qingmin
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2019
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author Marineo, Francesca
Shi, Qingmin
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Shi, Qingmin
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Shi, Qingmin
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contents Supporting Student Success in the First-Year Experience: Library Instruction in the Learning Management System Marineo, Francesca Shi, Qingmin First Year Seminars College Freshmen Library Instruction Integrated Learning Systems Academic Libraries Public Colleges Online Courses Academic Achievement School Holding Power Instructional Effectiveness Library Services This article discusses how the Library and Office of Institutional Research at a public college measured the relationship of an online information literacy module in the learning management system with student success metrics in a first-year experience course. Specifically, the authors examine the relationships of an online instruction module, online module completion status, library use sessions, and student success metrics, such as semester grade point average (GPA), one-year retention, and academic standing. The results suggest that students who participated in the online information literacy module had better student outcomes than those that did not participate in the module. Research assignment grade and library use sessions are found as significant predictors of student semester GPA and one-year retention, controlling for high school GPA, student characteristics, and utilization of student support services. Practice implications are discussed.
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spellingShingle Supporting Student Success in the First-Year Experience: Library Instruction in the Learning Management System
Marineo, Francesca
Shi, Qingmin
First Year Seminars
College Freshmen
Library Instruction
Integrated Learning Systems
Academic Libraries
Public Colleges
Online Courses
Academic Achievement
School Holding Power
Instructional Effectiveness
Library Services
Supporting Student Success in the First-Year Experience: Library Instruction in the Learning Management System Marineo, Francesca Shi, Qingmin First Year Seminars College Freshmen Library Instruction Integrated Learning Systems Academic Libraries Public Colleges Online Courses Academic Achievement School Holding Power Instructional Effectiveness Library Services This article discusses how the Library and Office of Institutional Research at a public college measured the relationship of an online information literacy module in the learning management system with student success metrics in a first-year experience course. Specifically, the authors examine the relationships of an online instruction module, online module completion status, library use sessions, and student success metrics, such as semester grade point average (GPA), one-year retention, and academic standing. The results suggest that students who participated in the online information literacy module had better student outcomes than those that did not participate in the module. Research assignment grade and library use sessions are found as significant predictors of student semester GPA and one-year retention, controlling for high school GPA, student characteristics, and utilization of student support services. Practice implications are discussed.
title Supporting Student Success in the First-Year Experience: Library Instruction in the Learning Management System
topic First Year Seminars
College Freshmen
Library Instruction
Integrated Learning Systems
Academic Libraries
Public Colleges
Online Courses
Academic Achievement
School Holding Power
Instructional Effectiveness
Library Services
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1206743