Posts tagged with “Assessment and Evaluation” (All posts)
Tracking Student Progress to Assist Metacognition & Self-Regulated Learning
6 March 2017
Many faculty are interested in both tracking student progress and also helping students learn to track their work themselves. Most learning management systems (LMS) have a feature that allows students and…
Assessment Analysis
4 November 2016
Effective Instruction begins by determining your desired learning outcomes and then designing effective and varied assessments. There are countless ways to assess students–methods that are both traditional and non-traditional. I…
Assessment & Evaluation
29 February 2016
Wow. We’ve known for some time that student course evaluations are dubious gauges for teaching effectiveness. And we’ve known that there is gender bias in evaluation responses. But WOW. This…
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