ELI Webinar
October 4: What Do We Know About the Quality of Higher Learning in the United States?
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Marilee J. Bresciani  Associate Professor of
Postsecondary Education Leadership
San Diego State University
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In this session we’ll discuss what we know about the quality of higher learning in the United States. Specifically, we’ll explore the types of evidence of student learning that can be used to inform improvements in curriculum and student support services. In addition, we’ll discuss which types of evidence can be compared across institutions and why such comparisons may hinder innovations in student learning. Participants will come away more informed about the types of evidence they can be collecting in their programs and within their institution..
This free webinar is an exclusive benefit for ELI member organizations--you and any others at your institution are invited to attend. Virtual seating is limited, however, and registration is required. REGISTER NOW.
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About ELI Webinars
ELI webinars, hosted by Malcolm Brown and Veronica Diaz, feature one or more guests who are leaders in their fields with expertise in the topic at hand. The webinars are a series of hour-long, interactive, live web conferences focusing on innovations in teaching and learning that utilize technology. Made available as a service to ELI members, webinars are engaging, synchronous events in which participants can pose questions for the presenters and chat with other attendees. Participants and other members of ELI institutions have access to archived webinars to view at their convenience. Only ELI members can participate in a live webinar and access the archive anytime six months from the webinar date, after which point ELI webinar recordings become publicly available.
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