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What is Assessment?. What is Assessment?. Assessment involves the use of empirical data to refine programs and improve student learning. ( Assessing Academic Programs in Higher Education by Allen 2004). Step 1. Learning Goals. foundation level knowledge and skills - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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What is Assessment?

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What is Assessment?Assessment involves the use of empirical

data to refine programs and improve student learning.

(Assessing Academic Programs in Higher Education by Allen 2004)

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Step 1LearningGoals

• foundation level knowledge and skills

• prepare students for transfer to university BFA or BA program

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Step 1LearningOutcomes

work backwards from standard portfolio requirements

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Step 1

LearningOutcomes

observational drawingdesign principles

color theorydigital media

personal voice in workarticulate about work

art historical context for work

portfolio

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Step 1drawingDemonstrate skill in the use of drawing media and ability to translate observation to image“Accomplished drawings are above all else, the heart of a successful portfolio . . . . You might be a wizard in digital media, but none of that will matter if you have poor drawings.”Clara Lieu, RISD

Beola Daly, AAS 2013

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Step 1drawingAt least half of the portfolio should consist of drawing from direct observation“Do not copy your work from photographs or other sources”Clara Lieu, RISD

“Design projects and computer-generated images are not recommended for inclusion in Computer Art portfolios . . . School of Visual Arts

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Step 1designApply basic elements and  principles of design, with an emphasis on two-and three-dimensional design

“The work should demonstrate your abilities in the areas of drawing, composition, color and design.”Delaware College of Art and Design

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Step 1colortheoryApply color theory in the creation of successful color compositions

“The work should demonstrate your abilities in the areas of drawing, composition, color and design.”Delaware College of Art and Design

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Step 1colortheoryApply color theory in the creation of successful color compositions

“The work should demonstrate your abilities in the areas of drawing, composition, color and design.”Delaware College of Art and Design

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Step 1digitalmediaUse digital tools to create, manipulate, edit, and archive art work

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Step 1personalvoiceCreate self-directed/concept-driven works that communicate meaning

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Step 1personalvoiceCreate self-directed and/or concept-driven works that communicate meaning

Works that push beyond assignment parameters

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Step 1personalvoiceCreate self-directed and/or concept-driven works that communicate meaning

Works that is fully finished and formally resolved

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Step 1varietysubject matter, media, scale

“[Show] that you have more than one skill set, and can move fluidly from one media into the next. Include drawings, paintings, sculptures, mixed media, digital media, printmaking, or anything else that you’ve had experience with.”Clara Lieu, RISD

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Step 1articulateSpeak and write critically about personal and peer artworks

Proficient use of art & design-specific vocabulary

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Step 1art historicalcontext

Demonstrate knowledge of art historical and contemporary periods, movements, and styles, and familiarity with art historical terminology

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Step 1portfolioAssemble a portfolio of work suitable for academic transfer in digital and hard copy formats.

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Step 1learningopportunitiescreate a curriculum designed to meet learning goals and outcomes

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Step 1learningopportunitiescreate a curriculum designed to meet learning goals and outcomes

curriculum

a set of interrelated courses with an overall focus

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Step 1assessstudent learningAre students learning what they need in order to achieve departmental goals?

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Step 1assessstudent learningAre students learning what they need in order to achieve departmental goals?

foundation-level skills

transfer to BFA/BA

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Step 1assessstudent learningAre students learning what they need in order to achieve departmental goals?

foundation-level skills

transfer to BFA/BA

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Step 1assessstudent learningAre students learning what they need in order to achieve departmental goals?

Faculty must work together to establish consistent standards & expectations

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reflect on results Improve Teaching and Learning

Incomplete portfolios

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reflect on results Improve Teaching and Learning

Incomplete portfolios Mandatory course portfolio

Emphasis on portfolio pieces embedded in all classes

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reflect on results Improve Teaching and Learning

Transfer students Make transfer contingent on portfolio review

Include only work completed while enrolled at Westchester Community College in assessment portfolio

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reflect on results Improve Teaching and Learning

Transfer students

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reflect on results Improve Teaching and Learning

Students follow curriculum “in reverse”

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reflect on results Improve Teaching and Learning

Students follow curriculum “in reverse”

Improve academic advisement

Enlist the help of adjuncts

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reflect on results Improve Teaching and Learning

Academically under-prepared students

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reflect on results Improve Teaching and Learning

Academically under-prepared students

Freshman Seminar Establish

benchmarks

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reflect on results Improve Teaching and Learning

Personal voice Skills development

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reflect on results Improve Teaching and Learning

Personal voice Skills development

Establish level 2 proficiencies

Create an advanced projects course

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Step 1ChangesSUNY Seamless transfer

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Step 1ChangesNew college-wide “academic core” that aligns with SUNY

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Step 1ChangesNew A.S. degree will have 60 credits

Fewer elective choices

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Step 1ChangesPossible increase in faculty contact hours

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Step 1ChangesMore standardized process of assessment

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Step 1ChangesMore faculty development workshops