The undergraduate LEAP learning communities at the University of Utah measurably contribute to higher retention and graduation rates of participants, and academic librarians play a strong role as embedded partners. But how can widely individualized librarian contributions be assessed program wide? This presentation will look at the information literacy standard SAILS and the new TATIL assessments as an embedded librarian evaluation tool.
Objective 1 Attendees will learn about traditional and non-traditional applications of the SAILS (and subsequent TATIL) information literacy assessments.
Objective 2 Attendees will learn about the application of the SAILS test in a freshmen learning communities series of courses at the University of Utah.
Objective 3 Attendees will learn about how the assessment results can be used to market library successes on campus.