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Author Archives: Nancy Turner
Exploring Faculty Preferences for E or Print
Fred Rowland (librarian for Classics, Religion and Philosophy) in the RIS department conducted a survey recently on the format preferences for reading scholarly materials. Assessment Librarian Nancy Turner asks him about his project. NT: What was your question? FR: I … Continue reading
Assessing How We Process Special Collections
Katy Rawdon (Librarian and Coordinator of Technical Services) in the Special Collections Research Center initiated an assessment project in the technical services area of Special Collections. Assessment Librarian Nancy Turner asked her about this project. NT: What were you trying … Continue reading
Welcome!
Welcome to the Temple University Libraries blog Assessment on the Ground! The purpose of this blog is to share stories of assessment conducted by library staff here at Temple. We hope to model best practices and also demonstrate the many … Continue reading