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Multi-Attribute Consensus Building (MACB) Process Overview

Multi-Attribute Consensus Building (MACB) Process Overview. February 12, 2014. Multi-Attribute Consensus Building. A quantitative approach for determining a group’s opinion about the importance of each item Can be used for research, evaluation, and decision-making purposes

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Multi-Attribute Consensus Building (MACB) Process Overview

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  1. Multi-Attribute Consensus Building (MACB) Process Overview February 12, 2014

  2. Multi-Attribute Consensus Building A quantitative approach for determining a group’s opinion about the importance of each item Can be used for research, evaluation, and decision-making purposes Available on the NCEO website (www.nceo.info): http://www.cehd.umn.edu/nceo/Tools/MACBtool.pdf

  3. Weighting Scale • 1-20  Very Unimportant • 21-40  Unimportant • 41-60  Neither Important nor Unimportant • 61-80  Important • 81-100  Very Important

  4. The 100 Rule

  5. For Example…

  6. MACB with a Small Group (4-12 People) Generate a list of items Assign weightings to each item and report their weightings to the group Discuss weightings and change them if preferred

  7. MACB with a Large Group (13+ People) Divide participants into 4-10 groups Generate a list of items Each group assigns weightings to each item and reports its weightings Discuss weightings and change them if preferred

  8. Sample MACB Spreadsheet

  9. Small Group Example: Consequential Validity Study for the AZELLA Kindergarten Placement Test

  10. Large Group Example: Forum on Addressing Performance Gaps of Low-Performing Students: Implications for Assessment and Instruction (Warren, Christensen, Shyyan, & Thurlow, 2013)

  11. Q&A Session

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