Other Content
What's Your "Why?" Understanding the Value of Outcomes Reporting
Faculty wear many hats, and it's often hard to prioritize -- especially when it comes to outcomes reporting. Learn how Purdue helped faculty understand why it's worth the effort.
Howard University knew a shift to new technology would be a big investment in resources. Learn how they got funding and support, ways to stagger onboarding, and their secret to instant faculty buy-in.
We Are the Champions: Building a Case for New Tech
Howard University knew they needed multiple technology solutions to help with their assessment and accreditation processes. Discover the steps they took to successfully implement those new solutions.
What Makes Direct and Indirect Assessment So Difficult?
Direct and indirect measurement work together to support an effective assessment strategy. But it’s often difficult to keep track of both. Learn how to overcome common challenges in this blog post.
Use These Assessment Foundations to Help Your Community College
Getting started with your assessment process comes with its challenges. Read here to learn all of the tips and tricks to successfully lay the foundation for your assessment strategy.
Assessment Success Strategies for Community Colleges
Community colleges and associate degree-granting institutions have unique challenges when it comes to assessment. Check out this post to learn the key strategies to assessment success.
Student Assessment: Go Beyond Test Scores
How well are you measuring student learning? Learn how to distinguish between the direct and indirect measures and make a simple plan for data collection as you’re building your assessment strategy.
Drury University Saves Hours on Assessment With Planning & Self-Study
Learn how Drury University created an effective digital process to streamline and simplify assessment reporting, eliminating manual follow-up and creating consistency across campus.
Real-Time Assessment and Accreditation Reports in Minutes vs. Weeks at University of North Alabama
Planning & Self-Study helped the University of North Alabama get more than 85% of faculty to finish annual reporting on time.
Three Building Blocks of Essential Content
Essential content relies on three building blocks. Learn how to use those three building blocks to create content that clearly ties to learning outcomes and encourages deeper learning.
How To Align Essential Content with Learning Outcomes
By aligning content with learning outcomes, you can design curriculum that gets students where they need to go. Learn how a simple three-step process can ensure all your course content is essential.
University of Holy Cross managed piles of paper and endless Excel spreadsheets before adopting Planning & Self-Study. Learn how they made the transition and got 90% of faculty on board.
Five Guiding Questions for Creating Strong Learning Outcomes
Strong learning outcomes provide the backbone to an effective curriculum strategy. These five guiding questions help create the best learning outcomes to ensure student success.
For Efficient Accreditation Reporting, A Culture Shift is Necessary
Throughout the pandemic, accrediting bodies have closely monitored the financial stability and growth of colleges and universities. Learn how technology can support this effort.
Take a fresh look at your assessment strategy! In this session, we review the difference between direct and indirect measurement, their benefits, and the tools you need for effective measurement.
Learn how technology can help community colleges engage faculty in a culture of improvement, define and assess "non-traditional" programs and CTE, and ensure student success as they advance.
Does your curriculum get students where they need to go? Watch The Learning Organization share a framework and process to identify, delimit, and align essential content with learning outcomes.
Assessment Planning with Watermark Outcomes Assessment Projects
Learn how Watermark Outcomes Assessment Projects simplifies rubric-based assessment and makes it easy to coordinate review across a pool of evaluators.
1:44Strengthening Assessment Plans with Indirect Measures
Direct and indirect measurements work together to create a complete picture of student learning. Learn how Watermark’s solutions expand your assessment strategy by helping surface and manage both.
The Differences Between Direct and Indirect Measurement
Do you need direct and indirect measurements for a successful assessment strategy? Check out this post to learn why both measurements matter.