WGIL Room 10: Got the One-Shot Assessment Blues

The WGIL Room

Nov 17, 2011Education

Dana, Mark and Dunstan talk one-shot and Gen Ed assessments: experiments, shortcomings, follow-ups and existential musings about the utility of one-shot data. Download episode 10 : (mp3: 56 min) or listen to the streamin...

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