Collaboration with Resistant Faculty and Staff to Assess and Improve Student Learning

Jun 19, 2012

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Presenters. Worth Pickering Assistant Vice President for Institutional Research and Assessment / Old Dominion UniversityStephen Zerwas Director of Academic Assessment / University of North Carolina at GreensboroTisha ParedesSenior Research Associate, Institutional Research and Assessment / Old

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Collaboration with Resistant Faculty and Staff to Assess and Improve Student Learning

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Presentation Transcript

Welcome, Faculty and Staff

Using Surveys To Assess Student Learning

Using Rubrics to Assess Student Learning

Using Technology to Improve Student Engagement and Learning

Staff and Faculty Orientation

Using Rubrics to Assess Student Learning

Supporting Candidates in Learning to Assess Student Learning

Faculty and Staff Training

Collaboration to improve teaching &amp; learning

Using Innovation and Creativity to Improve Student Learning

Academic Advising: Understanding Student and Faculty/Staff Perceptions

Using Innovation and Creativity to Improve Student Learning

Using Innovation and Creativity to Improve Student Learning

Faculty and Staff

Using Student Ratings to Improve Program Quality and Student Learning

Using Rubrics to Grade, Assess, and Improve Learning

Supporting Candidates in Learning to Assess Student Learning

Inspiring teaching staff to improve teaching and learning

A developing faculty, student, staff and community collaborative

Faculty and Staff Workshop

Tips to Improve Student Learning

Using Student Educational Objectives To Improve Student Satisfaction And Learning

Collaboration to improve teaching & learning