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Assessment Links and Resources
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7th Annual Texas A&M University Assessment Conference Handouts
This web site includes presentation handouts by presenters from many different institutions. The keynote was presented by Linda Suskie. The conference includes topics of classroom assessment, program assessment, general education assessment, QEP, and many other assessment related topics.
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Internet Resources for Higher Education Outcomes Assessment
This is a web site maintained by North Carolina State University, which contains links to assessment of specific skills or content, individual institutions' assessment-related pages, accreditating bodies, student assessment of courses and faculty, etc.
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UHCL Faculty and Staff Presentations and Publications
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Drs. Sharon Hall, Bryan Morgan, Simone Tiu, and Kwok-Bun Yue presented at the Texas A&M 7th Annual Assessment Conference on February 22, 2007. The presentation includes a discussion of UHCL university-wide assessment effort, School of Education assessment processes employed to meet NCATE requirements, and Computer Information System program assessment processes employed to meet ABET expectations.
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Dr. Kwok-Bun Yue describes in this paper a course-based approach that correlates learning outcome objectives to accreditation standards and courses, specific assessment tools, and a strong course committee structure approach. The assessment approach can be easily adapted to other computer science and information system programs. The paper is to be published in the Journal of Computer Science in Colleges.
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Assessment & Evaluation in Education - Dr. Bryan Morgan the Director of Planning and Assessment for the School of Education at the University of Houston-Clear Lake explains the role and relevance of assessment of educational programs and projects.
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Using Assessment Data to Improve Mathematics Methods Course - Presentation by Dr. Sue Brown at the International Conference Technology in Mathematics Teaching, in the Czech Republic, July 31st, 2007, on using assessment data to improve student learning.
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