This course explores the models for the assessment and evaluation of teaching and learning in the online environment. This includes examining level-appropriate evaluation methods, creating and applying assessment tools such as rubrics, and how the extraction of data shapes student, course, program, and institutional success. Students will interact with online learning policies, accessibility, and through the data, develop strategies for continued success. Students will examine a variety of quality indicators for the assessment of online programs, with an emphasis on those pertaining to teaching and learning.

EDU 637 - Online Assessment and Evaluation

Insight Architects Inforgraphic.pptx

This infographic contains the three types of educational data collectors: institutional, student, and program. This informative slide deck required me to understand each role's distinctive contributions and how they obtained their data. This allowed me to create an engaging and insightful visual aid that balanced detail with simplicity. It was challenging to scale down all the information, but it resulted in an effective and informative tool that stressed data collection's critical role in the educational setting.

This infographic would benefit someone who knows very little about data collection within academia. It takes complicated information and breaks each role into easily understandable segments. Next, the infographic's visual design and practical layout guide the viewer through the information, ensuring they do not become overwhelmed. Finally, it highlights the critical role within academia, helping viewers understand why data collection is essential. Overall, the infographic is necessary for clarifying educational data collection and proving its vital significance.