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Learn how to measure the effectiveness of an information literacy course through learning activities that focus on students' needs. Explore the knowledge, skills, and attitudes needed for success in this course. Discover the key project activity of measuring as a continuing process, based on the Kirkpatrick model of learning evaluation.
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Course of Information literacy:Measuring effectiveness Mgr. Gabriela Šimková 10.4.2013, Masaryk University Campus Library
Why? • Learning activities focusing students‘ needs • Knowledge – Skills – Attitudes • Keyprojectactivity
Knowledge measuring • PRE-TEST • 32 questions • 1637 comleted • 90,84% response rate • 72,21 % women, • 27,79 % men • 5 – 10 min. • POST-TEST • 30 questions • 1184 completed • 65,70% response rate • 73,03 % women, • 26,97 % men • 5 – 10 min.
Question types • PRE-TEST • 22 knowledgequestions (closed-end questions) • 6 attitudequestions • 4 social-demography • POST-TEST • 22 knowledgequestions (closed-end questions) • 4 self-evaluated q. • 4 social-demography
PRE-TEST From my point of view, students’ level of information literacy could be seen as: 1.the necessary part of knowledge basement of each university student 2.the area which should be develop constantly
PRE-TEST What type of work with information do you consider as the most important nowadays? 1. Searching for information 2. Analysing of information 3. Creating text documents 4. Publication of information
POST-TEST In which fields do you feel your biggest improvement in skills or knowledge? 1.Searching for information 2.Problem definition 3.Knowledge organisation 4.Source evaluation
POST-TEST Are you satisfied with the course? 1.Strongly Agree 2.Agree
Thank you for your attention. Mgr. Gabriela Šimková gsimkova@phil.muni.cz