1. Life Science online SLO Assessment

5. Click on the course that you want to assess, e.g. Anthro 101

8. Fill in the method description:
Select the current semester & section & sample size (entire class)
Select Bio3 Lab Exam Fall 2013 – it turns orange once selected – OR create a new rubric (if you don’t know how do it, ask Par!)
Save & Go to assessments

10. Click on the appropriate boxes (e. g
Click on the appropriate boxes (e.g. if the student received 14 points for problem #2, click on the box and the area will be highlighted as shown below). Then click on “Submit Assessment”.

11. Wait a few seconds to see this screen
Wait a few seconds to see this screen! Then continue assessing the next students!

12. After the last student is assessed click on “Show Scored Rubric”!

13. Based on the scores here, analyze your assessment!
If the scores are below 70%, please explain what will you be changing next semester to improve the scores. Also, always review the previous SLO assessments and discuss any changes based on the modifications.

14. Important: When analyzing your results please make sure that you present areas of improvement and make recommendations (e.g. in my physiology course, using my own rubric to assess presentation skills of the students, I found out that the score for “research skills” was 68%. My recommendation was to collaborate with the librarian to offer workshops starting next semester. I am expecting that the scores will increase over 70% due to workshops). Your report will be based on your scores and recommendations.
After answering all questions including your recommendations in the areas of improvement click on “Submit Assessment”! If you want to review your report later,
Click on “Save &Continue later” and submit later.
Congratulations! Your assessment is submitted and posted online. Thank you!