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Monthly Archives: September 2017
Communities of Practice: People, Spaces, Services
Last Wednesday 20+ library staff members came together to talk and learn about usability testing conducted here at Temple University Libraries. This discussion, part of our Assessment Community of Practice, covered a range of topics, from how usability testing is … Continue reading
It’s All About Continuous Improvement
Developing an organization-wide culture of assessment is a slow, incremental process. I get frustrated by this fact at times, particularly when I imagine a perfect world of systematic, routine plans put into place for assessing and demonstrating the value of … Continue reading