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1. Course Number : AL 2
2. Course Title : Assessment of Learning
3. Course Description : This course covers on the principles, development and utilization
of alternative forms of assessment in measuring authentic learning. It
emphasizes how to assess process and product-oriented learning outcomes
as well as effective learning. Students will experience how develop rubrics
and other assessment tools for performance-based and product-based
assessment.
4. Prerequisite/s: None
5. Course Credit : 3 Units
6. Number of Hours : 3 (1 hour synchronous and 2 hours asynchronous)
7. Course Goal : At the end of the course, the students are expected to acquire the
knowledge and skills in developing assessment tools and rubrics for
performance-based and product-based assessment.
B. COURSE RATIONALE
Wherever you may be, whatever field you chose to practice your profession years from now, writing a report, a narrative, a proposal
or a memo would be part of your job. To be successful with your writing tasks, there is a core set of skills that you need to master which will
be discussed in this course. Communication skills are imperative to be a successful technical writer.
Technical writing is an audience-centered means of communication with main objective of providing your reader or audience with
clear information. There is a relationship between the writer and the reader. The technical writer needs to be effective and efficient in
providing the information. On the other hand, the reader thoroughly understands the information to give a thoughtful feedback or response.
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C. COURSE COVERAGE
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consultation
12 Portfolio Assessment Methods - Write a Synchronous: Lecture and
- Features and Principles of discussion
Portfolio Assessment
- Purpose of Portfolio Asynchronous : Writing of
Assessment Outputs/Activities
- Essential Elements of the
Portfolio Online and Offline
consultation
13 - Stages in Implementing - Determine Synchronous: Lecture and
Portfolio - Identify discussion
- Types of Portfolios - Draft a
Asynchronous : Writing of
Outputs/Activities
15 -
D. COURSE EVALUATION
5
Assessment Tasks Weight Minimum Average for Satisfactory
Performance
Participation in synchronous discussions/activities : 10% 75%
Recitation
Topic Reporting/Presentation 15% 75%
Major Examinations 75%
- Midterm 15%
- Finals 25%
Outputs : Written Outputs, Quizzes 30% 75%
Attendance in synchronous sessions 5% 75%
TOTAL 100%
General House Rules: This requirement is meant for you to engage with the content, with your classmates, and with me throughout the course. It
refers to your participation (synchronous and asynchronous) in the different activities outlined in this course guide. Have fun and enjoy learning with
the class!
References:
Buenaflor, Roberto C. 2012. Assessment of Learning. Book One: The Conventional Approach
Prepared by:
GERLIE C. LOPEZ