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IMPLEMENTING AN ASSESSMENT PLAN FOR INFORMATION LITERACY Kristine R. Brancolini (brancoli@indiana.edu) and Erla P. Heyns (heynse@indiana.edu), Indiana University Abstract The "Assessment Plan for Information Literacy" at Indiana University Bloomington asserts the need for the teaching faculty to form partnerships with librarians to ensure an acceptable level of information literacy for all students. Several projects for implementing the plan will be presented, along with a case study on one School. Paper Our presentation this afternoon will be divided into three parts. First, I will describe the Indiana University "Assessment Plan for Information Literacy," which was adopted in 1996. Then, I will update you on our general progress in implementing the plan over the past two years. Then Erla Heyns will provide specific information about the challenges of implementing the plan in one school, Health, Physical Education, and Recreation. The Indiana University "Assessment Plan for Information Literacy" In 1994, Indiana University schools and departments began creating assessment plans in preparation for reaccreditation. At that time there was discussion about an assessment plan for information literacy, but the Libraries were not brought into the process until 1995. I was asked to chair a small committee of four librarians to draft an assessment plan for information literacy. We began our work in the summer of 1995. Although this was considered a difficult assignment, I was interested in drafting an information literacy plan for several reasons.

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General Information The HANDS ALIVE! Young Deaf Arts Festival will be held at the Indiana School for the Deaf during the week of March 4-7, 2002. The festival includes three separate divisions: the Student Art Show, the Student Talent Show, and the Student Literary Contest. Students in the Elementary, Middle School, and High School departments are encouraged to participate in any or all of the three divisions. Students are permitted one entry per division. Each of these divisions will be offering the following awards: 1st Place: $100 and trophy 2nd Place: $75 and trophy 3rd Place: $50 and trophy The application deadline for each of these divisions is February 1, 2002. This web page was last updated on January 28, 2002. This web page is best viewed with a resolution of 800 X 600.

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July 2000 August 2000 September 2000 October 2000 November 2000 December 2000 January 2001 February 2001 March 2001 April 2001 May 2001 June 2001 July 2001 August 2001 September 2001 October 2001 November 2001 December 2001 January 2002 February 2002 March 2002 Superintendent's Newsletter for April 2002 It's April 1st and there is nothing to fool you in the information presented below! There are only seven weeks of school left this year and we are looking forward to many memorable events before the school year is completed - graduations, athletic banquets, award ceremonies, the Senior trip, Prom and many more. The Indiana South District Optimist Club has joined with Doug McMillian, a local hearing aid dealer, and the hearing foundation called "Help Indiana Hear", will be providing hearing aids to children whose families are financially unable to do so. David Wischmann, the Indiana South District Governor of the Optimist Club, stated that his group will raise the money for any ISD student who would like hearing aids and is unable to afford them. If families are interested in getting hearing aids for their children and need financial assistance, please contact an ISD educational audiologist to obtain the application packet. The applications will be reviewed by the "Help Indiana Hear Program" to determine financial eligibility. Please contact one of the faculty listed below:

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57. Indiana Schools SMART Partnership The indiana schools SMART Partnership Project links indiana schools with businesses to enhance math and science education in indiana public middle schools. as a Steering Committee member of the http://www.smartpartnership.org/calvin.asp

Forgot your password? Women and Hi Tech Focus: Outstanding Science, Technology or Engineering Educator September 20, 2002 Women and Hi Tech Announces the 2002 Leading Light Awards Winners! Dr. Virginia Calvin – 1st Runner Up, Outstanding Science, Technology or Engineering Educator Dr. Virginia Calvin, Chancellor of Ivy Tech State College in South Bend, has played a leadership role as a Steering Committee member of the Indiana Schools SMART Partnership in building the project infrastructure both organizationally and technologically. The Indiana Schools SMART Partnership is a statewide effort between schools and businesses to improve math and science skills of students in grades 6-8. As Superintendent of the South Bend Community School Corporation, Dr. Calvin led the schools through a comprehensive restructuring, taking the school corporation from a general fund deficit of $3M to a cash balance of $11.2M. Dr. Calvin empowers individuals to change the system, to provide the vision for those changes and to work in partnership with stakeholders to implement change strategies. Her influence on students is primarily through improved, efficient and more effective education systems. Dr. Calvin received her B.S. in Elementary Education from Alcorn State University, her M.A. in Elementary Education/Reading from New Mexico Highlands University, and her Ed.D. Early Childhood Education, Counseling and Special Education from Texas Women’s University.

58. Technology Counts: Indiana In 1995, the indiana general Assembly approved $36 million in school technology funding for a twoyear period, on top of $5.6 million it has allocated each http://www.edweek.org/sreports/tc/policy/states/in.htm

Indiana doesn't provide much in the way of state aid for educational technology, so a district's progress depends largely on the interest and wealth of its local community. "We're a locally oriented state; that's the Indiana way," says Phyllis Land Usher, an assistant superintendent in the state education department. Join our on-line Town Meeting to discuss what role technology should play in education reform. That mindset may also help explain the dearth of statewide data on school technology. The department of education conducted a survey this year, but technology spending is hard to track in many districts' budgets, and some districts were confused about what to count as a computing device. As a result, no one puts much stock in the survey's results. "We can tell you segments of what is being spent on technologyoverall, no," says Mike Huffman, who was appointed in August to fill a new position: special assistant to the state superintendent for technology. Part of Huffman's job will be to improve information gathering about technology. State Education Agency Web Site: www.doe.state.in.us

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Home University Graduate School Bulletin Degree Listings General Requirements for Advanced Degrees The following statements regarding degree requirements outline the minimal that are acceptable. The student must meet not only the general requirements of the University Graduate School but also the specific requirements of the individual department(s). Requirements are given in this bulletin only for degrees awarded by the University Graduate School. Professional graduate degrees are also available at Indiana University (such as the Master of Business Administration, Master of Science in Education, and Doctor of Music degrees). These professional degrees are administered by the respective schools; information regarding these degrees and the requirements for each may be found in the bulletins of the individual schools. Academic Integrity Students are expected to adhere to the highest ethical standards in all their course work and research. Individuals violating that code of conduct are subject to disciplinary action; such breaches could lead to expulsion of the student from Indiana University or to recision of a degree already granted. To acquaint students more fully with the range of issues relating to academic integrity, the University Graduate School has prepared a document entitled Integrity in Graduate Study , which deals with plagiarism, fraud, and conflicts of interest, among other topics. Copies of that document may be obtained from departmental offices or from the office of the University Graduate School, Kirkwood Hall 111. Every student should be familiar with its contents.

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