Information Literacy Assessment Tools
- iCritical Thinking, former variation known as iSkills, and before that ICT Literacy Assessment, from the Educational Testing Service (ETS)
- Standardized Assessment of Information Literacy Skills (Project SAILS) developed and maintained at Kent State University in Ohio
- Information Literacy Test (ILT) developed collaboratively by the James Madison Center for Assessment and Research Studies and JMU libraries
- Research Readiness Self-Assessment (RRSA) from Central Michigan University originally designed by Lana V. Ivanitskaya, Ph.D. and Anne Marie Casey, A.M.L.S. and developed in collaboration with many of their colleagues.
- More Assessments of Information Literacy
- WASSAIL, an open-source assessment platform for storing questions and answers, producing tests, and generating reports.
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