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This book introduces the reader to the principles of assessment of student learning outcomes in the context of program review, and illustrates how to implement a sustainable outcomesbased assessment program review process based on overcase studies of exemplary practice across a range of institutional types.
Since publication of the first edition
just over a decade ago, the landscape of higher education has been transformed, With the emergence of competencybased education, the questioning of the value of a postsecondary degree, the explosion of neuroscientific research, the emphasis on metacognition, as well as demographic changes in who is going to college and why, new questions are being asked and new methods of collecting data have multiplied.
This new edition retains the goals of the firstwhich is to inform institutional selfreflection of how well the organization is achieving its intended purposein a manner that is reflective, adaptive, and collaborative, but which recognizes today's changed environment.
Among the new topics Marilee J, Bresciani Ludvik introduces in this edition is how to appropriately connect outcomesbased program review OBPR to performance indicators and predictive analytics and develop meaningful new performance metrics to inform our understanding of the student experience.
She also addresses the intersection of OBPR with competencybased assessment, introduces the reader to new concepts and terminology, and demonstrates the implications of neuroscientific research for learning and development and how that influences OBPR design.
All the cases, a signature feature of the first edition to illustrate best practice, have been replaced for this edition,
Bresciani Ludvik postulates the importance of developing institutions as learning organizations where OBPR is designed collaboratively between student services, academic services, business services professionals, and faculty.
Each chapter concludes with key learning points as well as questions for organizational leadership to promote ongoing professional development as institutions implement OBPR practices that are appropriate for their specific contexts.
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