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A Course Marking Roadmap
July 10, 2024 @ 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
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This report outlines a set of recommendations for the development and implementation of open and affordable course marking based on conversations with a nationally representative group of institutional, system, and state experts in course marking. Five steps critical to the development of a course marking process are outlined and detailed, along with takeaways designed to help those interested in developing and implementing course
To develop a set of recommendations for the development and implementation of open and affordable course marking, MHEC convened a nationally representative group of institutional, system, and state experts in course marking. This webinar will introduce attendees to the recommendations, including five steps critical to the development of a course marking process:
- Define your goal(s) and purpose(s) for course marking
- Create a committee or working group
- Identify and develop terms and definitions for course marking
- Develop and document the course marking process
- Implement and communicate the course marking process
Along with information about the five steps, presenters will share a set of key takeaways from the recommendations designed to help those interested in developing and implementing course marking at their institution, system, or state.
Presenters
- Jenny Parks, Vice President, Policy and Research, MHEC
- Gina Johnson, Principal & Cofounder, Data EmpowerED Consulting
- Liliana Diaz, Policy Analyst, Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education
Presentations
A Course Marking Roadmap
Webinar on the development and implementation of open and affordable course marking for the benefit of students, faculty, and institutions
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A Course Marking Roadmap Report
A report with recommendations to guide the development and implementation of open and affordable course marking for the benefit of students, faculty, and institutions
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A Course Marking Roadmap
Recommendations to guide the development and implementation of open and affordable course marking for the benefit of students, faculty, and institutions
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