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Evaluating Library Instruction: Doing the Best You Can With What You Have

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Library Science and Information Literacy Library Science and Information Evaluation of Teaching Practices

Abstract

Instruction librarians need to evaluate student's learning in library instruction programs, and evaluation efforts need to be realistic in terms of time and resource limitations.

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