Category Archives: Faculty Teaching

Assessment in Action Project Reflection – kYmberly Keeton

The ACRL Value in Academic Libraries team asked recent participants in the Assessment in Action (AiA) program to reflect on their work and we were simply floored by the generous responses. Following is a reflection by kYmberly Keeton, Academic Librarian/Assistant more »

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Tenure and Promotion Season at the Library

At many colleges and universities it’s tenure and promotion season, when major decisions are made about continuing employment and promotions for faculty members. Some of our librarian readers may be sweating their own tenure cases, as some academic librarians have more »

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Course Content: A Point of Analysis for Library Impact and Value

If you or others at your institution are interested in finding out how your library contributes to faculty teaching, a review of course content can be a point of analysis for library impact and value. The Value Report answers the more »

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