Library: Library Assessment: Project Outcome

Survey Options

Are you interested in using a Project Outcome survey for your department?

What is the goal of Project Outcome?

The goal of Project Outcome is to help libraries understand and share the impact of essential library programs and services. As librarians, we see every day that library services put people on the path to literacy, technological know-how, or a better job – what we are often missing is the data to support it. Project Outcome provides simple tools and an easy-to-use process for measuring outcomes and collecting insights about all the ways we are meeting the needs of our communities.

Available surveys for immediate use for your in person programs and events:

Teaching Support Survey
Use this survey for faculty specific programming that helps faculty and instructors develop curriculum and/or course materials that will better support student learning. Examples include: OER services, online learning modules, faculty teaching workshops.
Student Support Survey
Use this survey for student specific programming that helps students in their coursework and enhance their learning. Examples include: topic-specific workshops, GALILEO, ILL, Zotero, search strategies, etc..
General Events/Programs Survey
Use this survey for general events/programs that inform, enrich, and promote community learning. Examples include: exhibits, lecture series, civic engagement services, or stress relief activities.

Please deliver all completed surveys to Lamonica Sanford or email them to Lamonica.sanford@gcsu.edu
If you are interested in utilizing one or more of the surveys listed in the graphic above for online use, please send an email to Lamonica.sanford@gcsu.edu