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Learn how to effectively assess and improve Individual ILOs and align them with course SLOs to optimize learning outcomes. Gain insights from student surveys and roll-up reports to enhance problem-solving, math competency, ethical values, aesthetics, global awareness, and more.
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Getting the Most Out of Learning Outcomes ILO Assessments – Closing the Loops & Upcoming ILO Assessments SLO Summit, November 6th, 2015
LAMC ILOs Written and Oral Communication Information Competency Problem Solving Math Competency (Quantitative Reasoning) Aesthetic Responsiveness Ethics and Values Global Awareness http://www.lamission.edu/slo/generaleducation.aspx
Roll-up reports from course SLOs - prepared by the online SLO system
Assessment Outcomes Reports
Student surveys Fall 2014 Students reported -they are attaining the skills identified in the ILOs. -the most improvement in problem solving & the least amount of improvement in Math competency (quantitative reasoning). Femalestudents: Reported improvement higher than male students on all ILOs except Math competency. Low-income and first-generation students: Rated their improvement higher than their counterparts. Hispanicstudents (77% of the student body): Rated their improvement the highest among all ethnic groups. Youngerstudents: Rated their improvement higher than older students. Limitation: The reports are based on student perception.
Individual ILO assessments • selecting specific courses ILO#2 Information Competency (Spring 2014) Use Flex Day or Spring into Spring for deep dialog about plagiarism—strengthen and reinforce common plagiarism statement on syllabi. ILO#1 Written Communication (2012) Thewriting componentforwhich studentsscored lowest wasgrammar,and thusthis would appear tobe wherestudentimprovementis mostneeded.
ILO Roll-up reports Information Competency: Classes and programs need instructional support materials and tutors, specifically library research and citation workshops. Instructors also requested extended Library and Learning Resource Center hours to accommodate night classes. EXAMPLES: "We request that the library be open in the evenings to meet the needs of our evening classes" Writing: It seems clear that greater access to tutoringservices in written communication is necessary for students to improve in these areas. Global Awareness: Tutorsplay an important role in boosting less prepared students to cope with the rigors of the course.
Problem solving: Also the students need to be encouraged to take advantage of the tutoring offered in the Learning Resource Center. Aesthetic Responsiveness: Classes need instructional support materials and tutors, specifically here for writing. Instructors also requested technology, such as smart classrooms and computers in classrooms and/or extended LRC hours to accommodate night classes. Repeated Resource Requests: Tutorsfor Writing Skills
Net-tutor Director of LRC Library Hours M-Th 8am-8pm Fri 8am-2pm Sat 10-2pm Librarians are available before and after library hours to give orientations to early morning and evening classes.
How to improve the assessments? Changes in the curriculum/COR & how to align ILOs and course SLOs Deborah Normalization of the rubrics for roll-up reports Steve
ILOs to be assessed in the Spring 2016 & Fall 2016 Spring 2016 Fall 2016 Aesthetic Responsiveness Global Awareness Deborah Deborah Problem Solving Math Competency Steve Steve Please sign up to assist! Thank you!