I was encouraged to complete an annual report from my Rutgers classes. Joyce Valenza shared her report through Twitter and I was just amazed. Dianne McKenzie wrote about the importance of creating these reports on her blog. I wholeheartedly agree with her reasons. She asked for other librarians out there to share there reports, so I am bravely answering her request. At the end of her blog post is a site she set up for all librarians to post their reports.
For my annual report, I collected student and teacher data from surveys I developed through Zoomerang. Questions for the surveys were based on research articles from my Rutgers class and conversations with classmates. I used my Destiny software and Titlewave resources to help gather collection statistics.
The process was time consuming, yet so beneficial. I feel I have a strong foundation on which I can build from year after year. Thank you Dianne for creating this valuable network tool. I already see things that I will include in my report for next year. Learning from each other will make our profession stronger and will benefit our students.
My report can be found at http://web.me.com/amylking/Report/Welcome.html
3 comments:
WOW! What an excellent and comprehensive report!
May I use it as an example with my current students?
Very impressive for a first report! The graphs were effective and we know how administrators love data. I'll be asking my tech dept. if our system can produce something similar. I love the feedback from staff and students, very positive. Glad you took the time to add it to the Google list. Thanks! Lesley Edwards aka bookminder
Alice ~ Absolutely. What a compliment!
Mrs. E ~ Thank you for your kind words!
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