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Rubric for the ACRL/NY Innovation in Librarianship Award
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Exceptional Point Value (7.6-10) |
Strong Point Value (5.1-7.5) |
Developing Point Value (2.6-5) |
Limited Point Value (0-2.5) |
Total Maximum Points (10 each row) |
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Innovation and Originality |
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Alignment with the ACRL Plan for Excellence
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Impact and Evidence |
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Sustainability, Transferability, and Broader Influence
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Total Points (Maximum Points 40) |
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Reviewers should assign a numerical score from 0–10 for each criterion based on the descriptors above. The maximum total score is 40 points.
Performance Levels
For each criterion, select one level and assign a numerical score within the indicated range.
- Exceptional (7.6-10): Evidence is compelling, well documented, and demonstrates substantial innovation, impact, and/or broader influence.
- Strong (5.1-7.5): Evidence clearly demonstrates meaningful achievement and impact, supported by appropriate documentation.
- Developing (2.6-5): Innovation or impact is evident, but supporting evidence, scope, or broader applicability is limited.
- Limited (0-2.5): The submission provides insufficient evidence of innovation, alignment, impact, or broader applicability.