Description
Assessing student learning can be done in every class session, and can range from clicker questions to weekly quizzes to major projects.
The links below are designed to help you expand your repertoire of assessment tools. They are listed in order of increasing time commitment, from reading our online resources to semester-long, for-credit courses.
If you don't find what you are looking for, there is a contact link later in the page. You are also welcome to contact one of our faculty developers to discuss your teaching ideas, concerns, or questions. We are happy to work with you via email, phone, or Zoom.
Online Mini-Courses
These are facilitated online courses, ranging from one to two weeks in duration, designed for any UA instructor, and offered through D2L. A sample of the mini-courses related to assessing student learning are listed below. To access the full list of mini-courses, click on the Online Mini-Course list below.
- Course Level Assessment
- VoiceThread: MultiMedia Presenting, Engaging, and Assessing Online
Online Mini-Course List
Just-in-Time Workshops
Note: Just-in-Time Workshops will NOT be offered in August, 2021. Consult our Webinars & Courses page to view our August offerings.
These are workshops offered each August during the two weeks before the start of the semester. A sample of workshops related to assessing student learning are listed below. To access the full list of workshops, click on the Just-in-Time Workshop list below.
- How Can I Use the D2L Gradebook Effectively?
- How Do I Know What My Students are Learning?
Just-in-Time Workshop List
Credit-Bearing Courses
These are semester-long courses offered as electives in the OIA's Certificate in College Teaching Program; the courses, as well as the certificate program, are open to any UA instructor. The course related to assessing student learning is listed below. For more information about the courses, see the UA catalog.
IA 680 Classroom Assessment
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