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January Webinar Start the year off right by joining us for our upcoming webinar! Learning Assessment Through Living It: Using AI as Both Tool and Teacher in Graduate Education Thursday, January 22 at 12 noon Eastern Time |
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Providing a a platform for assessment professionals and educators to exchange information, share research, and discuss assessment strategies. |
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NEEAN MISSION: The New England Educational Assessment Network was founded in 1995 by a group of higher education professionals interested in creating a regional network to support the exchange of ideas related to assessment. | NEEAN VOLUNTEER: NEEAN members are invited to volunteer and help serve our membership while furthering NEEAN's mission. There are exciting opportunities to get involved in committees focused on programming, membership, communications, and partnership & sponsorship. VOLUNTEER | NEEAN LIBRARY: NEEAN maintains an extensive library of materials and recordings from past events. NEEAN members may access these as one of their member benefits. To view, please log in using your member credentials. |
Blog & Discussions: NEean's Shortcast - Episode 2 Authentic Assessment for Learning: Inspired by Peggy Maki Conversants: Dennis (Denny) Frey, NEean's Director of Communication & Professor of History, Lasell University Kim Hamilton Bobrow, Professor of English & Program Chair of General Studies, Connecticut State - Manchester Rachel Jasiczek, Professor of English & Program Chair of Writing Across the Disciplines, Connecticut State - Norwalk In this short podcast (15 minutes or so), Kim, Rachel, and Denny chat about Peggy Maki's legacy in the world of assessment, particularly her work on assessing learning as opposed to assessing for reporting purposes. BoSRRMORE |