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Panel Discussion with NILOA: Assessment During A Crisis: Checking In On You!
September 23 @ 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM EDTAssessment During A Crisis report by NILOA provides an overview of findings from the national survey of assessment-related changes made in Spring 2020 in response to COVID-19; This panel gives the higher education community an opportunity to listen in on overarching themes gleaned from the data collected to “check-in” and see how things are going now that the fall semester is underway and, learn some best practices from leaders who have acted on student feedback during the pandemic. -
“Assessment: The Musical!” – Episode 1: The Show Must Go On
August 19 @ 2:00 PM – 2:30 PM EDTAssessment, in general, can make a great musical… Come for some comic relief, share your assessment of drama, comedy and heroic efforts. Let’s discuss how to turn all the drama into a success story! -
Panel Discussion: Post-COVID-19 Blueprint to Success
July 29 @ 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM EDTBlueprint to Success addresses the revision of old policies and processes to new ones aligned to what learners need, what employers are looking for in students and how higher education can support the learner-earner trajectory.
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Assessment is a process, not a product.
By Elizabeth Bledsoe Piwonka, Associate Director of AssessmentTexas A&M University Office of Effectiveness and Evaluation -
Best Practices Guides: Assessment is a process, not a product.
This content is only available to AEFIS Academy Community Members. By Dr. Alyce Odasso, Program Coordinator of AssessmentOffice of Effectiveness and Evaluation, Texas A&M University… -
Messiah University Does It Right!: Earning Excellence in Assessment Designation
Messiah University’s Excellence in Assessment designation hardly seemed possible when NILOA first announced the program. Our assessment office came into existence ten years ago coinciding with the institution’s preparation for a Middle States’ self-study. When we started, assessment was a “dirty word” for many of our faculty. In their minds, assessment was linked to faculty evaluation. The Excellence in Assessment designation validates the challenging conversations and work of our campus over the past ten years. Messiah moved from a culture of grudging compliance to a culture focused on examining authentic student performance to drive conversations about improvements in student learning.
