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Assessment Overview: Part 1

Assessment Overview: Part 1. Overview. Overview of IDEA Data Not other college assessments like AACP surveys, experiential results, dashboards, etc. Assessing college-wide teaching goal Curricular Review uses Scholarship highlights Q&A. Drake Background. IDEA System

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Assessment Overview: Part 1

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  1. Assessment Overview: Part 1

  2. Overview • Overview of IDEA Data • Not other college assessments like AACP surveys, experiential results, dashboards, etc. • Assessing college-wide teaching goal • Curricular Review uses • Scholarship highlights • Q&A

  3. Drake Background • IDEA System • Course evaluation system: Heavily researched • Used by ~ 7 SOP/COP; 320 institutions • Measures progress against faculty objectives • IDEA at Drake • Since 2004 • Paper and on-line (35-40 courses/semester)

  4. IDEA Background • Students' feedback on their own learning progress, effort, and motivation, • Student perceptions of the instructor's use of teaching methods and strategies. • Rather than teaching style or personality, IDEA focuses on student learning and the methods used to facilitate it.

  5. I. Teaching Goal Great Universities measure what they value (anonymous) This is one piece of teaching review

  6. Progress on Relevant Objectives vs. IDEA National Database

  7. Action: Faculty Development • What’s the ‘appropriate group’ to review? • CAC and Chairs • Education on selecting and teaching to these objectives: Bill Pallett program • Are low scores related to new, first-time-taught courses? • Faculty thoughts? Needs?

  8. Actions • What actions have been taken? • Faculty Development & meetings on: • Soul searching on what I’m trying to achieve • How to choose objectives (right ones, right number) • Should Teaching methods be adjusted? • Linking content and methods to the objective • More use of IDEA resources (POD notes, etc.) • Tie action to faculty annual goals Good discussions and culture of assessment Others?

  9. Primary Instructional Approach (09-10)

  10. Instructor Related Course Requirements (Some or Much required) Reading and memorization were new categories in 08-09

  11. Percent of CPHS classes selecting objective as either Essential or Important (FIF) ??

  12. Student ratings of progress on objectives chosen as Essential or Important 1=no progress 2=slight progress 3=moderate progress 4=substantial progress 5=exceptional progress

  13. Amount and Difficulty of Course work: Student Ratings Values are similar if within 0.3 1=Much less than most courses, 2=less than most, 3=about average, 4=more than most, 5=much more

  14. Easier Process in 2010 • Less faculty work • No more downloading rosters for on-line • No more gathering your own paper evaluations • Pre-marked FIFs (just finish your choices) • One, on-line form for setting up courses • On-line or paper? • Start date for evals? • Email in mid-August

  15. A few scholarship/service highlights: 2009-2010 • 28 peer reviewed publications • 32 peer reviewed podium and poster presentations • 15 non-peer reviewed publications • 43 invited or non-peer reviewed presentations and posters • 5 book chapters • $90,000 in new funding • 16 undergraduate research projects • 18 health care sites where faculty provide services • Wide involvement in the peer review of manuscripts

  16. Questions/Discussion

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