Course Design Guidelines
2. Assessment Evidence/Learning Experiences
2. Assessment Evidence/Learning Experiences
Assessment evidence looks at the evaluation methods used to measure student learning. Learning experiences provide students opportunities to practice learning and comprehension.
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2.1 Include a variety of formative and summative assessments and learning experiences. |
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2.2 Apply Universal Design for Learning (UDL) guidelines to assessment and learning experience design. UDL focuses on creating flexibility (when possible), and scaffolding learning into smaller chunks. |
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2.3 Use a combination of synchronous and asynchronous assignments and activities, where appropriate. |
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2.4 Incorporate a variety of assessment methods. |
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2.5 Provide clear, detailed instructions for course assignments and learning experiences. |
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2.6 Provide grading rubrics/checklists for assignments and activities. |
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2.7 Provide opportunities for students to reflect on their learning throughout the course (Blogs, Journals, Surveys etc.). |