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Preconference Half-day Virtual Workshop, Thursday, April 29, 2021
Dr. Sheri Barrett of Johnson County Community College will present Assessment 101 – What is assessment? How is it different from grading? How can assessment inform curriculum? Who should be involved in assessment initiatives? How do you do it?
The session will:
Join us in this Assessment 101 session as we explore a framework for assessment.
Dr. Joseph Levy of National Louis University will present Busting Assessment Myths to Advance Practice:
Assessment should work for you to provide necessary and meaningful information to evidence student learning and be used for improvement. Thankfully, misunderstandings and myths surrounding assessment work can be overcome by challenging concepts with clarity and practical examples to overcome barriers.
This session will explore five common myths and misunderstandings related to assessment work. Attendees will be reminded of the relevant audiences and collaborators for assessment work, and presented with a variety of assessment resources. In addition to polls to gauge experiences and Q&A, attendees will have the opportunity to engage in reflection and an activity to plan for applying these concepts to advance assessment culture at their institution.
Full day Virtual Conference, Friday, April 30, 2021
Hosted by Johnson County Community College
Sponsored by the Regional Assessment Coordinating Council