W orking with any large group of students in the library is always a challenge. It becomes even more so when the stu number 160 plus and the exercise is sup posed to introduce them to all parts of the university library in less than two hours! The logistics alone can cause huge headaches. At the University of Louisville (UL), we have at tempted this three years in a row and have learned much about what works and what does not. This article describes the history of the project, our goals, how we have assessed the project's effectiveness, what we have learned, and what we would recommend.
Our previous attempts
About the authorsAnna Marie Johnson is coordinator fo r library instruction and Melissa Laning is team leader o f assessment and resource planning a t the University o f Louisville,
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