Annis Lee Adams and Margot Hanson from Golden Gate University and California Maritime Academy presented at the Hawaii Library Association Conference on November 9, 2013 about tracking and managing information literacy efforts. Their presentation discussed using tools like Google Forms, LibAnalytics, Gimlet, LibStats, mind-mapping software, BaseCamp and Trello to track reference interactions, create knowledge bases, map literacy to curriculums, and manage information literacy projects. An online handout was available with additional details.

1. Annis Lee Adams, Golden Gate University
Margot Hanson, California Maritime Academy
Hawaii Library Association Conference
November 9, 2013

2. Track information literacy sessions
using Google Forms or LibAnalytics

7. Create a knowledge base of reference
interactions using Gimlet or LibStats

12. Map information literacy efforts to
the curriculum using mind-mapping
software such as Mindomo or bubbl.us

15. Manage information literacy projects
using project management software
such as BaseCamp or Trello

17. online handout at http://bit.ly/hlasuperheroes

19. Image Sources
● Marvel “Create your own comic” http://marvel.
com/games/play/34/create_your_own_comic
● Cloud image via Wikimedia Commons