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Assessing the online learner : resources and strategies for faculty / Rena Palloff and Keith Pratt.

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextSeries: Jossey-Bass guides to online teaching and learningPublication details: San Francisco Jossey-Bass c2009Edition: 1st edDescription: xviii, 153 p. gráficas, tablas 24 cmISBN:
  • 9780470283868 (rústica)
  • 0470283866 (rústica)
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • LC 5803 C65 P34 2009
Contents:
Assessment basics -- 1: How do we know they know? -- Developing standards of assessment -- Getting down to the basics -- Learner-focused teaching -- Applying what we have learned -- 2: Assessment online -- Principles of effective online assessment -- Assessment and the online learner -- Using the online environment for assessment advantage -- Plagiarism and cheating -- Applying what we have learned -- 3: Course and program evaluation -- Course evaluation -- Instructor evaluation -- Program evaluation -- Competency assessment as course and program evaluation -- Applying what we have learned -- II: The assessment and evaluation toolkit -- Introduction to the assessment and evaluation toolkit -- Rubrics and rubric development -- Using student feedback for assessment -- How interactive is it? -- Authentic assessments -- Performance assessments -- Effective test and quiz development -- Portfolios -- Portfolios as assessment -- Reflective assessment and self-assessment -- Collaborative use of wikis and blogs in assessment -- Effective online course evaluation -- Effective faculty evaluation.
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Incluye referencias bibliográficas (p. 143-147) e índice.

Assessment basics -- 1: How do we know they know? -- Developing standards of assessment -- Getting down to the basics -- Learner-focused teaching -- Applying what we have learned -- 2: Assessment online -- Principles of effective online assessment -- Assessment and the online learner -- Using the online environment for assessment advantage -- Plagiarism and cheating -- Applying what we have learned -- 3: Course and program evaluation -- Course evaluation -- Instructor evaluation -- Program evaluation -- Competency assessment as course and program evaluation -- Applying what we have learned -- II: The assessment and evaluation toolkit -- Introduction to the assessment and evaluation toolkit -- Rubrics and rubric development -- Using student feedback for assessment -- How interactive is it? -- Authentic assessments -- Performance assessments -- Effective test and quiz development -- Portfolios -- Portfolios as assessment -- Reflective assessment and self-assessment -- Collaborative use of wikis and blogs in assessment -- Effective online course evaluation -- Effective faculty evaluation.

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