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ISSN 2688-7207
Assessment Practices COVID-19
Vol. 2, Issue 1, 2020October 11, 2020 CDT

Considerations for Meaningful Assessment During COVID-19

Laura Harrison, Marc Scott,
qualitative assessment dataassessment inequitycovid-19
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Articles in Vol. 2, Issue 1, 2020

Vol. 2, Issue 1, 2020
  • Welcome to the fall 2020 issue of Intersection: A Journal at the Intersection of Assessment and Learning.
    Kathleen Gorski
  • University-wide Assessment During Covid-19: An Opportunity for Innovation
    Dena PastorPaula Love
  • The Value of a Curriculum Map to Minimize Harm from Emergency Remote Instruction
    Karen Singer-FreemanMitchel Cottenoir
  • Silver Linings from a Challenging Situation
    Elise DemeterKaren Singer-FreemanHarriet HobbsMitchel L. CottenoirChristine Robinson
  • Restructuring an Assessment Leadership Institute During the 2020 Pandemic
    Yao Z. HillMonica Stitt-BerghAdrian Alarilla
  • Quarantining High-Stakes Assessments in an Introductory Physics Class
    Chad RohrbacherRichard Pearson
  • Persevering During a Pandemic: The Resilience of Assessment Professionals During Challenging Times
    Giovanna Badia
  • Perseverance in Teacher Preparation and Certification Assessments During the COVID-19 Pandemic (or Not)
    Rebecca Grunzke
  • Non-Academic Assessment in the Era of COVID-19: Utilizing Bolman and Deal’s Four Frames
    Kadie Hayward Mullins
  • Let’s Connect: Maintaining and Strengthening Collaborative Relationships in a Remote Environment
    Gina PolychronopoulosEmilie Clucas Leaderman
  • Leading with Empathy and Learning to Flex
    Eileen SotoJamie Smith
  • Innovative Approaches to Programmatic Assessment in an Era of Flux
    Jared AndrozziMegan Schramm-Possinger
  • Home Alone but Working as a Team: Virtual Collaboration for Student Learning
    Newman WongLucy JamesKristina Wilson
  • Coping with COVID 19: Lewis University College of Business Experience
    George Klemic
  • Considerations for Meaningful Assessment During COVID-19
    Laura HarrisonMarc Scott
  • Anyone Else Tired of Pivoting? Unmasking Student Learning and Community Assessment Needs
    Tara K. IsingJames Breslin
  • Bettering Assessment Practices through Reflection and Collaboration
    Carrie R. Allen
  • A Workshop on Online Exams as a Supportive Response to Faculty’s Needs During a Pandemic
    Suzanne R. HorwitzMary English
  • Nurturing Relationships Grounded in Assessment
    Maria B. Serrano Abreau
Intersection
Harrison, Laura, and Marc Scott. 2020. “Considerations for Meaningful Assessment During COVID-19.” Intersection: A Journal at the Intersection of Assessment and Learning 2 (1). https://doi.org/10.61669/001c.17620.
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