Potholes and Pitfalls on the Road to Authentic Assessment

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Main Authors: Lohmann, Sam, Diller, Karen R., Phelps, Sue F.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2019
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author Lohmann, Sam
Diller, Karen R.
Phelps, Sue F.
author_facet Lohmann, Sam
Diller, Karen R.
Phelps, Sue F.
Lohmann, Sam
Diller, Karen R.
Phelps, Sue F.
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contents Potholes and Pitfalls on the Road to Authentic Assessment Lohmann, Sam Diller, Karen R. Phelps, Sue F. Performance Based Assessment Information Literacy Undergraduate Students Research Papers (Students) Library Instruction Librarians Academic Libraries State Universities College English History Instruction Research Methodology Scoring Rubrics Writing Assignments Statistical Analysis Interrater Reliability Research Problems Skill Development Research Design Planning Norms This case study discusses an assessment project in which a rubric was used to evaluate information literacy (IL) skills as reflected in undergraduate students' research papers. Subsequent analysis sought relationships between the students' IL skills and their contact with the library through various channels. The project proved far longer and more complex than expected and yielded inconclusive results. We reflect on what went wrong and highlight lessons learned in the process. Special attention is paid to issues of project management and statistical analysis, which proved crucial stumbling blocks in the effort to conduct a meaningful authentic assessment.
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spellingShingle Potholes and Pitfalls on the Road to Authentic Assessment
Lohmann, Sam
Diller, Karen R.
Phelps, Sue F.
Performance Based Assessment
Information Literacy
Undergraduate Students
Research Papers (Students)
Library Instruction
Librarians
Academic Libraries
State Universities
College English
History Instruction
Research Methodology
Scoring Rubrics
Writing Assignments
Statistical Analysis
Interrater Reliability
Research Problems
Skill Development
Research Design
Planning
Norms
Potholes and Pitfalls on the Road to Authentic Assessment Lohmann, Sam Diller, Karen R. Phelps, Sue F. Performance Based Assessment Information Literacy Undergraduate Students Research Papers (Students) Library Instruction Librarians Academic Libraries State Universities College English History Instruction Research Methodology Scoring Rubrics Writing Assignments Statistical Analysis Interrater Reliability Research Problems Skill Development Research Design Planning Norms This case study discusses an assessment project in which a rubric was used to evaluate information literacy (IL) skills as reflected in undergraduate students' research papers. Subsequent analysis sought relationships between the students' IL skills and their contact with the library through various channels. The project proved far longer and more complex than expected and yielded inconclusive results. We reflect on what went wrong and highlight lessons learned in the process. Special attention is paid to issues of project management and statistical analysis, which proved crucial stumbling blocks in the effort to conduct a meaningful authentic assessment.
title Potholes and Pitfalls on the Road to Authentic Assessment
topic Performance Based Assessment
Information Literacy
Undergraduate Students
Research Papers (Students)
Library Instruction
Librarians
Academic Libraries
State Universities
College English
History Instruction
Research Methodology
Scoring Rubrics
Writing Assignments
Statistical Analysis
Interrater Reliability
Research Problems
Skill Development
Research Design
Planning
Norms
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1222070