Schedule – ARTIST Roundtable Conference on Assessment in Statistics 

 

Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

 

 

Theme: Assessment Theory, Designing an Assessment Program

Theme: Classroom Assessment

Theme: Authentic Assessment and Informing Research

7:30-8:45    

Science Hall Atrium

 

breakfast

breakfast

breakfast

8:45-9:30    

Science Hall 102

 

Peter Holmes: 

Assessment in Statistics: A Two-edged Sword

Roxy Peck:

Classroom Assessment –Linking Teaching to Learning

John Holcomb:

Using Authentic Assessment to Evaluate Student Learning from Projects

9:30-10:00

 

discussion

discussion

Discussion

10:00-10:15

Outside 102

 

break

break

break

10:15-12:00

Science Hall 102

 

Morris – Assessment is Bloomin' Luverly

Rossman – Anticipating and Addressing Student Misconceptions

Rowell – Assessment of Using Technology in Statistics

(20 minute presentations)

 

Porter – Assessment: Viewing Through Rose Coloured Glasses

Bond – Assessment When Others are Teaching the Same Course

Rhoades – Stat Concept Inventory

 

 

Tempelaar – SRA: an Analysis of the SRA Instrument

Anway – Common Misperceptions in Probability

Joy Jordan:                

The Use of Writing as Both a Learning and an Assessment Tool

 

 

Franchy – Assessment at a Multi-Campus, Multi-Delivery Institution

Wetzel – Class Data Collection and Analysis - Assessment

 

 

discussion

discussion

discussion, evaluations

12:00-1:00

Science Hall Atrium

 

lunch

lunch

lunch (12:15)

1:00-1:45   

Science Hall 102

 

Michael Rodriguez:

Measurement Essentials for Assessments that Work

Norean Sharpe: 

Assessment Using Written Work

 

1:45-2:15

 

discussion

discussion

 

2:15-2:30

Briggs Hall

 

break

break

 

2:30-3:30

Briggs Hall

 

Computerized Testing Software (Pike) – room 416

Using CATS (Pierce) –

room 416

 

 

 

Exams that assess at a deeper level (Acuna) – room 420

Group Projects (Schou) –

room 420

 

(simultaneous discussions)

 

Combining methods to assess thinking and creating cognitive dissonance (Clarkson) –

room 422

Scoring Rubrics (Phelps) –

room 422

 

 

 

Assessment in Large Classes (Fisher) – room 423

Using writing as assessment (Prather) – room 423

 

3:30-4:00   

 

rejoin/discussion   

Briggs Hall 421

rejoin/discussion

Science Hall 102

 

4:00-5:00

Mon – Briggs 421

Tues – Science 102

 

Bob delMas:

Assessment Builder

 

Allan Rossman: Implementation issues, Users: how has changed practice (Lu, Zieffler, Bennett)

 

5:00-6:00

dinner

Barber Room

dinner

Hiett Hall, first floor patio

dinner

Barber Room

 

6:00-7:00

George Cobb