Assessment Workshops
November 2013
CLEAR offers 50 minute workshops presented by Dr. Ron Carriveau that provide everything needed to develop measurable student learning outcomes and outcome-based assessments. W
orkshop topics and times are posted on the CLEAR website at http://clear.unt.edu.
Workshop Location: PEB 205A Conference Room
Workshop Time: 12:05pm - 12:55pm.
It is okay to bring your lunch to the workshop.
To register, please contact
Ronald.Carriveau@unt.edu
The text for the workshops is Connecting The Dots: Developing Student Learning Outcomes and Outcome Based Assessments (2011, R.S. Carriveau), which is not required but is highly recommended. A copy of Connecting the Dots will be provided to participants for use at the workshop. Workshop participants can purchase the book at fancyfoxpublications.com. Dr. Carriveau has presented and consulted nationally and internationally. His book is used at many post-secondary institutions.
Workshop #1
November 12 (Tuesday)
November 13 (Wednesday)
Developing outcome-based student learning expectations and outcome attainment measures. This workshop focuses on guidelines for writing measurable SLOs using a three-level model, how to link outcomes to instruction and test items, and how to calculate outcome attainment values that meet course and accreditation requirements.
Workshop #2
November 14 (Thursday)
November 18 (Monday)
Developing quality multiple-choice items and written response items scored with analytic rubrics. This workshop covers guidelines for writing quality multiple-choice test items and quality written response items scored with rubrics, with an overall focus on test score validity.
Workshop #3
November 21 (Thursday)
November 22 (Friday)
Developing outcome statements and test items to measure critical thinking. This workshop provides the rationale and advantages of using multiple-choice items to measure critical thinking skills, presents examples of critical-thinking outcome statements and item formats, and addresses the LEAP Critical Thinking Value Rubric required for core courses.