Module Resources CommonsOverviewThe Module Resources Commons is designed both to support the instructional and interactive modules of EDMS and to assist users to access resources on evaluation by approach, methodology, and application. EDMS templates and all other online resources are organized by approach. New to EDMS resources?To fully harness the resources and tools in the Module Resource Commons it is recommended that users first engage the EDMS instructional and interactive modules; while completing the instructional modules, resources such as the best examples of outcomes assessments are displayed by linking to other good examples in the Module Resources Commons (.xls, .ppt etc.) and additional resources online. If you discover additional evaluation resources online that have not yet been incorporated into EDMS, please contact the EDMS team and share the resources. View Resources by Evaluation Approach:
Introduction to Evaluation References
This tool helps librarians develop outcomes evaluations for LSTA grants. This site provides a toolbox for evaluation of libraries impact, quality, and value. This link provides forms, standards, and other assistance to school librarians. List of links to institutions and projects related to library evaluation, in particular statistics and evaluation. An international project on the library evaluation. A tool developed for evaluating web sites. ALA provides a list of links to their rules and criteria on various library processes and procedures. ACRL provides a list of links to their rules and criteria on various library processes and procedures. ACRL provides links to tools for professional development. This document focuses advocacy for libraries and discusses a variety of evaluation approaches from inside and outside the field. This organization helps organize and provide modules for evaluation. Demographic and socioeconomic data can be found here for the United States, including population estimates, projections, and maps. This links to a brief worksheet to begin organizing your evaluation plan. The Library Research Center has created an interactive online database for the library information collected annually by the Federal-State Cooperative System, a division of the National Center for Education Statistics. |
