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INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN: ASSESSMENT July 23, 2009

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INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN:ASSESSMENTJuly 23, 2009

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INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN: REVIEW

Evaluate

Analyze

Design

Develop

Imple-ment

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BEGIN WITH THE END IN MIND

“Habit 2 is based on imagination–the ability to envision in your mind what you cannot at present see with your eyes. It is based on the principle that all things are created twice. There is a mental (first) creation, and a physical (second) creation. The physical creation follows the mental, just as a building follows a blueprint.… Begin with the End in Mind means to begin each day, task, or project with a clear vision of your desired direction and destination, and then continue by flexing your proactive muscles to make things happen.”

Source: Covey, S. R. (2004). The 7 habits of highly effective people. New York: Free Press.

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ASSESSMENT

assessment for learning

generally ungraded students: what have I

learned? how can I improve?

instructors: what have students mastered? where are they having difficulty?

assessment of learning

generally graded measure

improvement, comprehension, &/or retention

provide evidence of learning or mastery

Formative Summative

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MATCHING OBJECTIVE TO DOMAIN

Sample ObjectiveKnow-ledge

Compre-hension

Applica-tion Analysis

Evalua-tion

Synthesis

Recognize common misconceptions about the World Wide Web x

Describe the use of "AND" in a search statement

x

Apply major critical questions when evaluating resources

x

Classify the different search tools according to their usefulness for locating scholarly information x

Evaluate a search result set in PsycInfo to select the most appropriate citations x

Construct an effective search strategy using Boolean operators (result set between 25 and 150 records)

x 5

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STRATEGIES: COGNITIVE DOMAIN

Multiple Choice

True/False

MatchingShort

Answer

Comments/

Anecdotal Records/ Portfolio

Knowledge ?

Comprehension

?

Application

Analysis ? ? ?

Evaluation

Synthesis

Adapted from: Cranton, P. (2000). Planning instruction for adult learners. Toronto: Wall & Emerson, p. 179.

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EXAMPLE: MULTIPLE CHOICE

3-5 choices Can be written to most

levels of Bloom's taxonomy

Easy to grade Limited value for

synthesis and evaluation Clear and

straightforward Distractors are

important

Your assignment is to locate articles on the effects of personal income tax deduction on the economy. Select from below the most effective search strategy:

a) personal income and tax deduction and (economy or economic conditions)

b) effects of personal income tax deduction on the economy

c) personal and income tax deduction and economy

Characteristics Example

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EXAMPLE: TRUE/FALSE

Measures narrow range of content

Tests recognition Binary (50% chance

of being correct)

A good search statement will include the use of Boolean operators (True or False)

Boolean operators can narrow or broaden search results (True or False)

Characteristics Examples

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EXAMPLE: MATCHING

Identify relationships between two sets of responses

Tests ability to discriminate

No ambiguity No more than 6 or 7

items

1. Associations 2. Cultural and

Educational Institutions

3. Companies 4. Governments 5. Individuals

a. Parking Bylaws b. Practice

Standards for Nurses

c. A guide to Web sites in sociology

d. Specifications for the latest running shoes

e. Personal experience travelling in Thailand

f. Images of medieval manuscripts

Characteristics Example

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A SAMPLE WORKSHEET/ASSESSMENT

Objective: can student successfully perform the tasks needed for the assignment?

Meta-cognitive: can student evaluate process, describe success/failure of different approaches?

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PRE-TESTS

determine start point

arouse interest advance organizer /

cues post-tests

intimidate learners time away from

instruction

Pros Cons

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Choose a goal

Choose an assessment technique

Apply assessment technique

Analyze data

Respond to the results

CLASSROOM ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUES

LB2822.75 .A54 1993 (Education)

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TASK: DESIGN AN ASSESSMENT

1. Locate a relevant library subscription database via the OPAC to search for journal articles 

2. Correctly classify KPE documents as primary or secondary sources

3. Compose a proper APA citation for their bibliography with fewer than 3 errors

What strategies could you employ to assess

these learning objectives?

Design a task or question to measure student performance.