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108 · Representative Documents: Assessment Reports and Instruments DUKE UNIVERSITY TRLN. Content, Context, and Capacity. Evaluation http://www2.trln.org/ccc/evaluation.htm Triangle Research Libraries Network: Content, Context, and Capacity: Evaluation http://www2.trln.org/ccc/evaluation.htm[8/19/14 3:14:24 PM] Contact us Back to Capacity Evaluation Evaluation was an important component of the CCC grant. Evaluative efforts were led by the grant's Evaluation Working Group. In year one, the Evaluation Working Group defined the CCC project's quantitative assessment needs. In year two, the group added new members with expertise in qualitative assessment and drafted a comprehensive plan for qualitative evaluation. Over the course of years two and three, several qualitative evaluation efforts were undertaken, and all data that was gathered and tracked from the beginning of the project was analyzed. Findings Qualitative Assessment Faculty and History Scholar Evaluation Summary, January 2014 Undergraduate Survey Report, May 2013 K-12 Educators Survey Report, October 2012 Quantitative Assessment Quantitative Data Analysis Summary, January 2014 In 2013, an article was published by Joyce Chapman and Samantha Leonard entitled, "Cost and benefit of quality control visual checks in large- scale digitization of archival manuscripts." The article is a case study using CCC production to determine the optimum balance between production and quality control visual checks. The article can be accessed via Library Hi Tech, Vol. 31 Iss: 3, pp. 405-418. Online Usage Statistics Usage summary (V of V), August 2013 -January 2014 Usage report (IV of V), February 2013 -July 2013 Usage report (III of V), August 2012 -January 2013 Usage report (II of V), February 2012 -July 2012 Usage report (I of V), August 2011 -January 2012 Facebook Analytics Facebook Analytics Report: I, July 2012 -September 2012 Processes Time-tracking Participating institutions tracked the time they spent on various grant activities for evaluative purposes. These activities included: Materials preparation An important and time-consuming part of the large-scale digitization process is preparing the materials for digitization. Student workers timed themselves as they reviewed the materials in the following areas: Condition and conservation review Fastener removal Privacy and IP review This review included identifying materials in need of conservation work, removing fasteners such as staples or paper clips from pages, and identifying materials with privacy or copyright concerns. Home Content Context Capacity
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106 · Representative Documents: Outreach and Assessment Guides UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE Assessment Plan FY2013–2014 https://www.lib.utk.edu/assessment/files/AssessmentPlan2014_draft.pdf Projects On-‐going and planned assessment projects for FY13-‐14 are listed below. Other projects/activities may be implemented as need/time allows. LibQUAL+ Lite Survey LibQUAL+ Lite is an internationally known survey administered by ARL that measures service quality perception among library users. The survey was deployed at UTK Libraries in the spring of 2013. Multiple Workshop Library Instruction Study Originating out of the IMLS funded Lib-‐Value Study, this study examines the impact of multiple library instruction workshops on an at-‐risk student population. Data collection began in summer 2012 and continued in summer 2013. Instructor Focus Groups Focus groups with adjunct instructors examining how the Libraries support their teaching began in summer 2013. ARL Annual Survey Collecting and reporting data for the ARL Annual Survey requires coordinating efforts among numerous UTK Libraries’ staff, as well as four partner libraries. The stats reported to this survey are used in multiple ways throughout the year. Data Inventory An inventory of currently collected assessment related data began in summer 2013 as a first step in drafting an assessment data management plan. Website Usability Study A usability study of the Libraries’ newly re-‐designed homepage will begin in fall 2013. Disability Services Assessment An audit of the Libraries’ disability services and accommodations will be conducted with the guidance of the Office of Disability Services. This may include focus groups. In-‐Library User Survey This survey will be conducted at Hodges and all branch libraries in spring of 2014. It allows us to determine how to deploy resources, based on users actual use of library facilities.