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Faculty Resources

Faculty members can access comprehensive tools and guidance below to ensure the highest standards of educational excellence. Our resources include a program assessment start-up kit, guidance on equity and inclusion in assessments, and various events and workshops. These tools are designed to support faculty in effectively evaluating and enhancing their academic programs, ensuring they meet institutional goals and provide an exceptional educational experience for all students.

Regulations, Handbooks, and Resources for Assessment

Program Assessment Start-Up Kit (PDF Version)

8 Steps to Assessment Success

Assessment Myths (PDF Version)

Step 1: Assessment Plans

Step 2: Program Objectives/Goals

Step 3: Student Learning Outcomes & Curriculum Maps

Step 4: Creating Signature Assignments & Activities

Step 5: Writing and Using Rubrics

Step 6: Collecting Assessment Data

Step 7: Organizing and Analyzing the Data

Step 8: Sharing and Using Results

Related Resources

Designing an Assessment Plan, Center for Teaching and Learning, Georgia Tech

How To Write Goals (PDF Version), University of Central Florida

Course Objectives & Learning Outcomes, Center for Teaching and Learning, DePaul University

Quick Guide to Program-level Student Learning Outcomes, Office of Assessment for Curricular Effectiveness, Washington State University

Bloom’s Taxonomy, Center for Teaching, Vanderbilt University

Assessment Tools, Las Positas College

Creating Assignments, Eberly Center, Teaching Excellence & Educational Innovation, Carnegie Mellon University

General Assignment Design Good Practices, Office of Assessment for Curricular Effectiveness, Washington State University

Creating and Using Rubrics, Eberly Center, Teaching Excellence & Educational Innovation, Carnegie Mellon University

VALUE Rubrics, American Association of Colleges & Universities

Rubric Template, Center for Teaching and Assessment of Learning, University of Delaware

Direct Versus Indirect Assessment of Student Learning, Center for Teaching and Learning, DePaul University

Quick Guide to Organizing Assessment Data for Analysis, Office of Assessment for Curricular Effectiveness, Washington State University

Quick Guide to Analyzing Quantitative (Numeric) Assessment Data, Office of Assessment for Curricular Effectiveness, Washington State University

Achieving Excellence in Data Visualization, Martha J. Larkin & George R. Larkin, Walden University

“Closing the loop”: Types and Examples of Changes, Office of Institutional Effectiveness and Planning, California State University, Fullerton

Closing the Loop, Office of the Provost, University of Michigan-Dearborn

 

Equity in Assessment, National Institute for Learning Outcomes Assessment

Equity and Assessment: Moving Towards Culturally Responsive Assessment, Erick Montenegro and Natasha A. Jankowski, National Institute for Learning Outcomes Assessment

Inclusive Assessment: Equal or Equitable?, Tufts University