NWIC Institutional Effectiveness
Institutional Effectiveness
Assessment Home
STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMES AND TOOLS FOR FACULTY
ASSESSMENT TOOLS FOR FACULTY
- Quarterly Outcomes Assessment Tools for faculty
- Assessment Plan 2018-2024
ANNUAL INSTITUTIONAL ASSESSMENT REPORTS
- Assessment Report for Academic Year 2015-2016
- Assessment Report for Academic Year 2014-2015
- Assessment Report for Academic Year 2013-2014
ASSESSMENT AT NWIC
Assessment is the systematic collection of information about student learning to inform decisions about how to improve learning.
The following three types of information are used to assess student learning:
Direct indicators of student learning (outcomes) require students to demonstrate their learning through, for example, essays, capstone projects, demonstrations, presentations, oral accounts, and so on.
- NWIC Institutional Outcomes
- Program outcomes
- Course outcomes
Indirect indicators of student learning (perceptions) ask students to reflect on their learning through, for example, surveys, focus groups, interviews, and so on.
- Course evaluations (for students)
- Download peer review of teaching (for instructors)
- Survey results and reports (Community College Survey of Student Engagement, Faculty Survey of Student Engagement, Student Opinion, Alumni, Teaching and Assessment Methods, and Needs Assessment)
Institutional and tribal community data do not necessarily indicate student learning, but do reflect the overall condition and effectiveness of the college. These data include, for example, retention, graduation, enrollment, and transfer trends in the following reports: