Posted: September 15, 2013 by Mary Carney
UNG will be using new academic assessment software (Tk20) which will improve access to assessment results and simplify the process of documenting continuous program improvement. Fall 2013 implementation will include
Program Coordinators and/or Assessment Coordinators for these programs have been contacted and are aware of the fall 2013 assessment implementation and have shared this information with their deans and department heads. This procedure will be followed each semester.
Institutional Effectiveness through CTLL will provide training on the system each semester in order to help faculty become acclimated to the reporting process. Generally, faculty will receive notification during the first weeks of the semester if their course is to be assessed. (This fall, faculty will be notified in September.)
Faculty who receive a notification email that their course is going to be assessed, should attend one of theTk20 training sessions offered for that particular semester.
For those whose courses are being assessed this year and those department leaders who want to learn these processes, the Office of Institutional Effectiveness is providing training. Faculty will be responsible for inputting their data into Tk20, the software system that will be used to document and track each program’s assessment efforts. The training sessions will provide step by step details of the reporting process.
Register by sending the title, date, and time to: rsvp.ctll@ung.edu.
Tk20 Assessment Training for Faculty
Facilitator:
Dr. Laveda Pullens,
Academic Assessment Coordinator (Institutional Effectiveness)
Campus: Gainesville
Location: Nesbitt, Room 5105
Dates: October 2, 2013 or October 15, 2013
Time: Noon–1p
Campus: Cumming
Location: University Center, Room 246
Date: October 3, 2013
Times: 10a–11a or 2p–3p
Campus: Dahlonega
Location: Library Technology Center, Room 162
Date: October 8, 2013
Times: 10a–11a or 2p–3p
Campus: Oconee
Location: Student Resource Center, Room 564
Date: October 22, 2013
Times: 10a–11a or 2p–3p