ACRL Threshold Achievement Test for Information Literacy (TATIL) Editorial Board

Composition

The Threshold Achievement Test for Information Literacy (TATIL) Editorial Board composition requires:

• 1 chair, typically the previous year’s vice-chair.
• 1 vice-chair who serves a one-year term as vice chair and one year term as chair.
• 6-8 members in addition to chair and ex-officio members with appointments staggered to provide continuity.
• Members should ideally represent the main institution types (community colleges, baccalaureate-granting colleges, master’s granting institutions, doctoral-granting universities, and independent research libraries).
• Two-year terms for members.
• Members to serve no more than two consecutive terms, except for the chair, who may serve up to two terms after assuming the chair but no more than a total of six years on the board. The chair is appointed from among regular members of the board by the Publications Coordinating Committee.
• Members should include those who are:
  • Familiar with TATIL to ensure they are familiar with the intent and functionality of the system.
  • Have broad knowledge of assessment and information literacy.
• Editorial Board criteria is detailed in the ACRL Guide to Policies and Procedures.
• Additional appointments at the discretion of the Publications Coordinating Committee.