Showing posts with label higher education assessment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label higher education assessment. Show all posts

Saturday, February 7, 2015

ABET: REVISED 2015 - 2016 - Accreditation Policy and Procedure Manual




ABET Cloud Based Assessment 

AEFIS is a Cloud Based Service that allows Engineering Departments at Major Universities the Ability to Capture, Analyze, Edit and Automate any and all information related to the ABET Accreditation Process - its web based, so its a simple low cost automated system that can be Accessed + edited - by any Authorized Person - Anywhere - at Any Time - on Any Device.  more info


Value: Cloud Based / Automated - ABET Assessment
It also eliminates the enormous inefficient use of time and money spent by the faculty and staff of most engineering colleges prepping for ABET Certification Audits more 


Increase Engineering Program - Performance
Automating the Assessment Process Frees Up significant time and resources amongst the Engineering Education Staff allowing you to reallocate the resources where they will provide your university with its greatest value + that is spent Improving the Engineering Program Curriculum as well as the performance of instruction and student learning.


Increase Rankings / Enrollment / Student Learning

The automation of the data analysis and reporting identifies improvements that can be made to key teaching and learning processes to quickly increase student learning performance + the ranking of Engineering Schools among similar universities that compete for the same student enrollments.


Interested in a "Pressure Free" - Look at ABET Assessment in the Cloud
click here 


AEFIS

877.674.3122
Aefis Headquarters
419 South 2nd Street
Philadelphia, PA 19147
www.aefis.com

Monday, January 26, 2015

ABET Assessment: Choosing Assessment Methods - Video

ABET Assessment: Choosing Assessment Methods

Launch Webinar
Presenter: Gloria Rogers, Ph.D. 

You can download the slides used during the webinar (PDF) for use during the presentation or as a stand-alone summary.

Topics covered in this webinar include:
  • Direct methods
  • Indirect methods
  • Triangulation
  • Validity
  • Choosing methods

Gloria Rogers, Former Managing Director, Professional Services, ABET
Gloria Rogers is the former Managing Director, Professional Services at ABET.
Rogers serves as a reviewer for the Fulbright Senior Scholars program and was also the editor of a special edition of the 2008 International Journal of Engineering Education. She has been an external evaluator for major science, math, engineering, and technology initiatives and has a developed interactive CD Rom, "Assessment Planning Flowchart," to aid programs in their program assessment plan development. She also serves on advisory boards for the National Science Foundation, American Association of Colleges and Universities, and the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.
Gloria has organized 13 symposia on program assessment and accreditation that have been attended by over 2,500 engineering educators from 500 institutions around the world. In addition, she has authored 35 assessment-related articles, given more than 100 invited presentations at national and international conferences and facilitated workshops/seminars at over 75 campuses.
In addition to her local and national involvement in assessment and educational reform, she has given invited presentations and workshops in 25 countries around the world including a Fulbright Senior Scholar assignment in Lima, Peru. In 2008, she was named a Fellow of the American Society of Engineering Education for her contributions to the engineering education profession.

ABET 2015 Calendar - Program Assessment - Workshops and Symposiums



ABET is a nonprofit, non-governmental organization that accredits college and university programs in the disciplines of applied science, computing, engineering, and engineering technology. ABET accredits over 3,400 programs at nearly 700 colleges and universities in 28 countries. ABET provides specialized, programmatic accreditation that evaluates an individual program of study, rather than evaluating an institution as a whole.

ABET accreditation, which is voluntary and achieved through a peer review process, provides assurance that a college or university program meets the quality standards established by the profession for which the program prepares its students.

ABET is recognized by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA).

ABET 2015 Calendar - Program Assessment - Workshops and Symposiums

Fundamentals of Program Assessment Workshop - Palm Springs, CA

Palm Springs, CA This one-day workshop is for those who are new to program assessment. Location: Palm Springs, CA
Wednesday, April 22 or Saturday, April 25

Advanced Program Assessment Workshop - Atlanta, GA

Atlanta, GA During the Advanced Program Assessment workshop, participants work in small groups to develop an assessment and evaluation framework using sample scenarios and simulations.
Wednesday, April 22 or Saturday, April 25

Fundamentals of Program Assessment Workshop - Atlanta, GA

Atlanta, GA This one-day workshop is for those who are new to program assessment. Location: Atlanta, GA.
April 23 - 24, 2015

2015 ABET Symposium - Atlanta, GA

Atlanta, GA The ABET Symposium is the premier event in quality assurance and innovations in technical education worldwide. It brings together hundreds of leaders in academe, industry, and government, while promoting peer-to-peer and expert interaction around continuous quality improvement and ABET accreditation.


The 2015 ABET Symposium will be held Thursday, April 23, and Friday, April 24, in Atlanta, Georgia. The program will consist of presentations from invited speakers and those selected through an open call for abstracts.

Wednesday, December 10, 2014

AEFIS: 2015 Academic Evaluation Feedback Intervention System

CHEA: 2015 Higher Education Accreditation Toolkit

Directory of CHEA - Recognized Higher Education Accrediting Organizations


CHEA Recognized Organizations

The accrediting organizations identified in this directory are recognized by the
Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA). Recognition by CHEA
affirms that the standards and processes of the accrediting organization are
consistent with the academic quality, improvement and accountability expectations
that CHEA has established, including the eligibility standard that the majority
of institutions or programs each accredits are degree-granting.

President Obama’s 2015 Budget Adds Funds for Higher Education

American Council on Education - Response to Supporting Academic Freedom Through Regulatory Relief Act

President Obama Speaks at the Dec. 2014 - College Opportunity Summit


Published on Dec 4, 2014On December 4, 2014, President Obama delivered remarks at the College Opportunity Summit at the Ronald Reagan Building in Washington, D.C.

Wednesday, November 12, 2014


2014 - Recognized Accrediting Associations from ☛ AEFIS ☛ Higher Ed. ☛ Assessment ☛ Continuous Improvement ☛ Web Based ☛ System

This chart lists regional, national faith-related, national career-related and programmatic accreditors that are or have been recognized by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA) or the U.S. Department of Education (USDE) or both. Organizations identified by ( • ) are recognized; (–) indicates those not currently recognized. An asterisk (*) identifies accrediting organizations that were formerly recognized

2014 - Types of Higher Education Accreditation: What's the Difference?


Types of Accreditation: What's The Difference!
To be accredited, a school or program undergoes a review by an accrediting organization. Institutional accreditors review entire colleges, universities or vocational schools. Programmatic accreditors review programs in areas ranging from the health professions to engineering.

Can Higher Education Accreditation Keep Up With Change?

Monday, October 13, 2014

Technology Defines Much of Higher Education’s New Normal [#Infographic]

Technology Defines Much of
Higher Education’s New Normal [#Infographic]

Today’s college students have more options than their 1980s counterparts had, but their time is also stretched more thinly across the school day.












A lot has changed about the typical college experience over the past 30 years.
A new infographic from Flat World Education highlights the differences in college costs, student demographics and factors affecting work-life balance, among other features of college life, between college students of the 1980s and those of today.
Technology has helped foster growth in the education world, but it has also increased the workload. According to the infographic, two out of three college students today use a smartphone for school work — a capability that didn't exist even 10 years ago, let alone 30. The data also shows that 45 percent of today’s students will take at least one online course, whereas learning in the 1980s was confined to classrooms.
Take a trip back to the Reagan years and see how higher education has changed:
Read More . . . . . . 

Tuesday, September 30, 2014

What Is AEFIS - New! 2014 - At-A-Glance - Higher Quality Assessment - Web Based System

AEFIS - New! 2014 - Higher Quality Education - Web Based Assessment




 AEFIS - Higher Quality Education - Web Based Assessment 
The web-based solution for continuous improvement, learning assessment,
and accreditation knowledge management for higher quality education.

EDUCAUSE *** 2014 Annual Conference Update - NEW! Photos of the Event

EDUCAUSE 2014 Annual Higher Education - IT Conference
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Explores Today's Toughest IT Issues Facing Higher Education

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AEFIS - Mustafa Sualp - President / CEO
Caitlin Meehan - AEFIS Operations Mgr.













  • 300 Sessions
  • 500 Speakers
  • 60+ webcasts
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  • 18 Exclusive Online Sessions Provided Online - Virtually
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  • Convenes Some of the Brightest Minds in the Community
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    EDUCAUSE Annual Conference

    Virtual Conference

    The EDUCAUSE Annual Conference provides access to its robust program face-to-face and virtually. Gather a team in one room and learn together, or log in individually.
    (Additional logins are available at a reduced rate.)

    Virtual Conference Center Participant Guide and Tutorial: Get tips on how to best use all Virtual Conference Center spaces. This document contains information not on the website.
    To take a quick 4-minute tour, view this video
    .

    Conference Components

    Webcasts

    Webcasts of select general, featured, and concurrent sessions available live and on-demand. | Sample Webcast from EDUCAUSE 2013

    Exclusive Online Sessions

    Interactive sessions with current topic experts, available live and on-demand exclusively for the online audience. | Sample Session from EDUCAUSE 2013

    Recordings

    Virtual conference sessions will be available live, and recordings will be posted less than 3 hours after each session ends.

    Private Recordings Page

    Registrants will receive a link to all virtual conference session recordings that they can share with their nonregistered team members.

    Preconference Seminars

    Exclusive online, half-day preconference seminars on Monday, September 29 offer in-depth, highly interactive discussions. (A separate registration and fee are required.)

    Digital Poster Gallery

    Visit the Digital Poster Gallery to view onsite poster presentations.

    Public Webcasts

    The selected sessions below give you a taste of the best thinking in higher education IT that's taking place at this year's EDUCAUSE Annual Conference. You can view these sessions live, or in recorded format. Click on the embedded player under the abstract. Click on CC within the player to see closed captions. [NOTE: Closed Captions will be available about 72 hours after every session ends.]
    Webcasting sponsored by Sonic Foundry, Platinum Partner. 
    All times are listed in Eastern Time. Convert to your time zone.
    Tuesday, September 30
    11:40 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Badging to Support Professional Development and Career Building

    Speakers: Veronica Diaz, Tracy Petrillo and Sondra R. Smith
    Concurrent Session
    3:40–4:30 p.m. Flipping Out over the Flipped Classroom?
    Speakers: Veronica Diaz, Tracy Petrillo and Sondra R. Smith
    Concurrent Session
    Wednesday, October 1
    8:00–8:50 a.m. Gathering No Moss: A Tribute to Followership
    Speaker: Gordon Wishon
    Sponsored by WOWZA Media Systems
    Featured Session
    9:10–10:00 a.m. It Takes a Community: Responding to Developing Leaders
    Community Leadership Award Recipients

    Speakers: Joanne M. Kossuth and Theresa Rowe
    Concurrent Session
    1:30–2:20 p.m. Leaning, Rising, Meandering, Holding: Your IT Career at Different Life Stages
    Rising Star Award Recipient

    Speakers: Katie L. Vale

    AEFIS   877-674-3122   www.aefis.com

    Concurrent Session

Monday, September 8, 2014




Click Here to Complete the 2015 - NCHEA
- National Council for Higher Education Assessment - Survey

2014 - 2022 ☛ Driving Changes in Higher Education Learning and Assessment


2014 Driving Changes in Higher Education Learning and Assessment
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Growing Ubiquity of Social Media
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Integration of Online and Hybrid
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Rise of Data-Driven
Learning & Assessment

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Shift to Students as Creators
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Agile Approaches to Change
Evolution of Online Learning

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National Council for Higher Education Assessment - NCHEA

NCHEA was developed to provide an industry leading thought knowledge center for providing the necessary resources for assessment, on the parts of administrators, faculty, students, alumni and industry, by giving members the complete set of Higher Education Evaluation and Assessment resources in a single source to ensure that both direct and indirect assessment findings are mechanisms for continuously improving educational experiences.