Preworkshop Survey
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In my department, we are in need of assessment instruments involving assessment by faculty members.
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In my department, we struggle to identify assessment measures for the “softer” outcomes.
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I am able to define the attributes desired in a capstone experience.
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The word “rubric,” when used in an assessment context, is familiar to me.
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Students in my department do not always understand the criteria for grading projects and reports.
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In my department, different faculty members often evaluate similar projects very differently, often assigning different grades.
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In my department, students always make an oral presentation of their capstone design project.
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In my department, oral presentations of capstone design projects is followed by a question-and-answer session.
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Postworkshop Survey
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I believe that I now know enough to use capstone experiences for assessment.
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I believe that capstone experiences can be used to assess the “softer” outcomes.
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I am able to define the attributes desired in a capstone experience.
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The word “rubric,” when used in an assessment context, is familiar to me.
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The use of rubrics is a good method for obtaining assessment information.
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In my department, I plan to champion the development of rubrics for assessment of capstone projects.
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In my department, I plan to champion the use of Primary Trait Analysis for grading of capstone projects.
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In my department, I plan to champion the use of questioning after presentation of capstone project reports for assessment purposes.
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