Today, I read a column by Meredith Farkas called Asking the Right Questions: Meaningful assessment for learning.  It really does represent what my library does.  But I know that we (as an academic division) are trying to improve our data collection.  LibAnalytics is a product that we are trying to purchase.  The hold-up is the technology requirements and getting that all worked out.  However that works out, I don't think this product will really give us the kind of data that we need.  We don't want to collect data that may tell us that what we are doing is broken especially if we don't believe it is and we have data to prove this.

I continue to refine questions.  I have quite a few but only think 3 are in shape to share with my "advisory team".