Evaluating Confidence in Information Literacy: A Red/Amber/Green Approach

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Autore principale: Bedford, David
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contents Evaluating Confidence in Information Literacy: A Red/Amber/Green Approach Bedford, David Self Esteem Information Literacy Evaluation Methods Academic Libraries Anxiety Library Services Test Construction Measurement Techniques Competence This paper reports an approach to addressing library anxiety by evaluating user confidence in information literacy using a red/amber/green 'traffic light' tool. It discusses the development of the tool, which takes elements of a more complex toolkit, adapting those elements for library use. It then outlines the learning from use of the tool, discusses potential pitfalls with its use and considers the benefits of adopting this innovation.
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spellingShingle Evaluating Confidence in Information Literacy: A Red/Amber/Green Approach
Bedford, David
Self Esteem
Information Literacy
Evaluation Methods
Academic Libraries
Anxiety
Library Services
Test Construction
Measurement Techniques
Competence
Evaluating Confidence in Information Literacy: A Red/Amber/Green Approach Bedford, David Self Esteem Information Literacy Evaluation Methods Academic Libraries Anxiety Library Services Test Construction Measurement Techniques Competence This paper reports an approach to addressing library anxiety by evaluating user confidence in information literacy using a red/amber/green 'traffic light' tool. It discusses the development of the tool, which takes elements of a more complex toolkit, adapting those elements for library use. It then outlines the learning from use of the tool, discusses potential pitfalls with its use and considers the benefits of adopting this innovation.
title Evaluating Confidence in Information Literacy: A Red/Amber/Green Approach
topic Self Esteem
Information Literacy
Evaluation Methods
Academic Libraries
Anxiety
Library Services
Test Construction
Measurement Techniques
Competence
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1286818