Mapping for Change: Re-imagining assessment with concept maps ALAO Conference, 2013 #conceptmaps Heidi Gauder Fred Jenkins.

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Mapping for Change: Re-imagining assessment with concept maps ALAO Conference, 2013 #conceptmaps Heidi Gauder Fred Jenkins

Before We Talk Draw a map—with words—of how you conduct research

What are Concept Maps? “ Concept maps are graphical tools for organizing & representing knowledge ” “ They include concepts, usually enclosed in circles or boxes…” “And relationships between concepts indicated by a connecting line between the two concepts”

What are Concept Maps? Developed by Joseph Novak (Cornell) –Originally used within the sciences to help represent student knowledge –“Meaningful learning involves the assimilation of new concepts and propositions into existing cognitive structures.“ Based on work by David Ausubel, educational psychologist, cognitive theorist

Example 1

Example 2

Research about Concept Maps Pausch, L. M., and M. P. Popp. "Assessment of Information Literacy: Lessons from the Higher Education Assessment Movement. " (1997). General overview of assessment in higher education and assessment of information literacy. "The concept map has been shown to become more complex as students learn more and is a reliable method for testing knowledge. In addition, this method provides the student with a self-assessment tool that can become an inducement to learning." Pinto, Maria, Anne-Vinciane Doucet, and Andrés Fernández- Ramos. "Measuring Students' Information Literacy Skills Through Concept Mapping.“ (2010). Good overview of concept mapping. Main focus on assessing students' ability to understand articles by having them create concept maps based on them and then analyzing these.

Research about Concept Maps Colosimo, April, and Megan Fitzgibbons. "Teaching, Designing, and Organizing: Concept Mapping for Librarians.“ (2010). Describe uses for concept mapping Use in teaching to explain complex ideas, help learners articulate information needs, and assess conceptual understanding. Design tool for planning, implementing, and evaluating projects, courses, presentations, and workshops. Facilitate the creation, organization, and communication of ideas and resources, particularly in collaborative settings.

Concept Maps & Assessment Measures cognition rather than skills Demonstrate students achieved learning outcomes Demonstrate student research abilities improved over time Help identify areas for improving course content

Population Samples PHL240: Philosophy Research Methods 1 credit hour, 9 meetings Taught by librarians Mostly Juniors & Seniors INS250: International Studies Research Methods 1 credit hour, 12 meetings Taught by librarians Sophomores, Juniors, Seniors

Population Samples EDC568: Research and Evaluation in Human Services 3 credit hours Taught by School of Education faculty 2 meetings with librarian Graduate students

INS 250 pre-map

INS 250 post-map

EDC 568 pre-map

EDC 568 post-map

Assessment via Content Analysis Words, especially when they are organized into incidents and stories, have a concrete, vivid, meaningful flavor that often proves far more convincing…than pages of numbers. -- Miles & Huberman, 1994 From Qualitative data analysis: an expanded sourcebook. Used in MacDonald & Gass 2012 presentation.

Content Analysis Analyzing textual data: Know the data (examine repeatedly) Focus the analysis (identify purpose, key questions) Categorize information—LOTS OF WORK Identify patterns and connections Bring it all together From MacDonald & Gass 2012 presentation

Coding Process Cited reference search “cited reference” “find articles referenced in other articles” “search for articles that cite main article” “search for articles which cite or are cited by those articles yielded in 1st search” “search for recent articles that older articles have been cited by (specific websites & google scholar)”

Coding Process One “node” might have several ideas BUT Not more than one taxonomy term per idea “use Google scholar or Scopus to find newer research based on older articles” Cited reference search Google Scholar Scopus

Taxonomy Applied to Framework ACRL Information Literacy Standard 2.2: The information literate student constructs and implements effectively-designed search strategies. Advanced search Subject headings Limiters Keyword searching Author search Cited reference search Boolean operators

What Did the Data Show? Average number of post concept map terms increased in all 3 courses Instruction-related terms increased on post concept maps

Pre- and Post-map Terms

INS 250 Terms

Overall Results Sample showed improvement in these ACRL Information Literacy Performance Indicators Types & formats of potential sources (1.2) Nature & extent of information need (1.4) Effective search strategies & techniques for refinement (2.2, 2.4) Management of information & sources (2.5)

EDC 568 & ACRL Standards

PHL 240 & ACRL Standards, Pre- & Post-

ACRL Standards, Pre- and Post- Number of ACRL Standards used in pre- and post-maps, all samples

Considerations Norming: Takes time to get things right Interrater reliability: Takes time to get things right

Other Uses Concept Maps Brainstorming technique Course assignment One shot, pre- & post- Assessment Pedagogy / instructional design Keyword development Course/session design

Questions? Thank you! Heidi Gauder, Coordinator of Research & Instruction Fred Jenkins, Associate Dean for Collections & Operations