• Data
• Research & Reports
• Assessment of Learning
• Academic Program Review
• Planning
• Effectiveness
• Reporting
• Student Ratings of Instruction

Assessment Help

• The California State University Student Learning Outcomes in the CSU
• Kathy Schrock's Assessment and Rubric Information - Discovery Education website
• Principles of Good Practice for Assessing Student Learning
• Assessment links on the WASC site—check them out

Campuses

• CSU Bakersfield
• DePaul University School for New Learning—Competency-based learning; gives degrees to adults based upon achievement of specific competencies; site includes description of competencies
• ELON - has NSSE results on website
• Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis—Program review guidelines, etc.
• Montana State University, with assessment plans
• North Carolina State University—Really great site, with lots of valuable links.
• Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville—Great website describing assessment and ways to do it, with links to other sites.
• Southeast Missouri State University, Cape Girardeau—Thoughtful and informative.
• Towson University, whose director of assessment, Linda Suskie, was at American Association for Higher Education
• Truman State University - long-time leader in assessment
• University of Illinois Office of Instructional Resources, includes links to completed assessment plans
• USC Center for Excellence in Teaching, a good starting place
• Western Washington University "Dialogue", an article on Assessment, Accountability, and Student Learning Outcomes

Organizations

• ERIC Clearinghouse on Assessment and Evaluation
• Educational Testing Service

General Education

• San Jose State University
• CSU Chancellor's Office site on information literacy

Instruments

• National Postsecondary Education Cooperative (Assessment Methods for CT, Problem Solving, Writing, Communication, Quantitative Skills, Info Comp, Teamwork, etc.)

Scoring Rubrics (scoring guides), Courtesy of Susan Harris

• Defining "Rubric": Brief discussion and definition of rubrics and their use.
• Designing a Rubric: Discusses how to introduce students to the use of rubrics and the advantages of engaging students in this process. Rubrics are viewed within the context of project-based learning
• RubiStar is a tool to help the teacher who wants to use rubrics but does not have the time to develop them from scratch. Sample rubrics can be modified and saved.
• This site focuses on checklists rather than rubrics. However, a checklist is often a good place to begin the process of developing a rubric.
• Glossary of Education Terms and Acronyms: A marvelous glossary to help you translate "educationese."