[Asis-l] Invitation to participate - Learning style of academic librarians survey
Kahl, Chad
cmkahl at ilstu.edu
Mon Apr 15 14:25:41 EDT 2013
please pardon cross-posting
Hello Colleagues,
A group of Illinois State University librarians is researching the learning styles of academic librarians. The purpose of this study is to determine what, if any, patterns exist within this group using the Felder-Silverman Index of Learning Styles instrument.
You are invited to complete a brief, voluntary, and anonymous questionnaire that will gather professional demographic data and to take the Index of Learning Styles. It will take approximately 15-20 minutes to finish. You may withdraw at any time. At the end, you will receive your learning style results and information about those results.
Questionnaire is available at http://www.mlb.ilstu.edu/learning/consent.html
The survey will be available until May 13, 2013.
This study protocol was approved by the Illinois State University Institutional Review Board (IRB). To ensure that this research continues to protect your rights and minimize your risk the IRB reserves the right to examine and evaluate data and research protocols involved in this project. If you wish additional information regarding your rights in this study you may contact the Research Ethics & Compliance Office at (309) 438-2529. If you have additional questions or comments please contact any of the principal investigators: Chad Kahl, cmkahl at ilstu.edu<mailto:cmkahl at ilstu.edu>, Jennifer Sharkey, jsharke at ilstu.edu<mailto:jsharke at ilstu.edu>, or Amanda Rinehart, akrineh at ilstu.edu<mailto:akrineh at ilstu.edu>.
Thank you for your time and participation.
Chad Kahl, on behalf of Amanda Rinehart and Jennifer Sharkey
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Chad M. Kahl
Subject Specialist Librarian for Criminal Justice, Law, Military Science and Politics & Government
Associate Professor
Milner Library, room 418
Illinois State University
email: cmkahl at ilstu.edu | IM: mlbcmkahl | phone: 309-438-3454 | fax: 309-438-3676
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