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Assessing Student Learning in Higher Education |
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| Section 1 Introduction Section 2 Background and Rationale for Assessment Section 3 Student Learning Outcomes (SLOs)
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Step 2: Steering Committee Structure and BudgetStep 2: Develop a Steering Committee Structure and Budget. Determine whether this will be a subcommittee of another standing committee or whether an entire existing committee can reorient time and energy for the initial learning curve. (For instance, the Institutional Effectiveness or Program Review Committee might set aside one year of duties (e.g. reviews) to organize and carry out training)
Elect a faculty chair or create a co-chair position with a faculty member and administrator if this is a subcommittee or new committee. Train the core team using the training material available in the workbook or online at http://online.bakersfieldcollege.edu/courseassessment/ . Develop a budget immediately. Anticipate and fund campus-wide events, discipline (department) training events, guest speakers, a set of library resources, or books for faculty. A few examples are enumerated below.
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Resources and LinksImages are linked to the publishers website. Effective Grading: A Tool for Learning and Assessment
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Janet Fulks |
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