The AASL Fall Forum is a multi-day national institute held during non-AASL National Conference years.
Assessment, Part II: Constructing and Interpreting Viable Tools for Effective Student Learning in the Library Media Center
October 17-19, 2008Oak Brook Hills Marriott Resort, Oak Brook, Illinois (Chicago area)
Join AASL for a special one-and-a-half day workshop investigating assessment from three perspectives: program assessment, providing a base for continuing dialogue with administrators; student assessment, reviewing collaborative models of information literacy within curriculum applications; and item analysis, identifying, gathering, and interpreting data.
AASL 2008 Fall Forum attendees will:
- compare and contrast various components of authentic assessment with an emphasis on identifying those best suited for assessment of information literacy standards.
- practice interpreting and applying authentic assessment data to curriculum development and cross curricular collaboration.
- apply authentic assessment data to various curricular areas at a variety of educational levels.
- use authentic assessment data to develop rigorous and relevant library programs and enhance library literacy curricula on various educational levels.
Find out more information about the 2008 AASL Fall Forum:
Credit HoursParticipants will receive credit for 12 contact hours.
Contact the AASL office at aasl@ala.org or 800-545-2433 ext. 4382 for more information.