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Assessment Learning ExchangeA collaborative exchange among AALHE membersAssessment Learning Exchange (ALE) is a gathering of assessment practitioners to informally share experiences, reflect on one’s own practices, gather new ideas, and experience a sense of community through themed conversations. Initiated in 2020, ALE aims to match AALHE members for themed assessment conversations. In ALE, participants exchange their experiences, listen, receive feedback, and engage in wondering and pondering about a pre-selected focal topic. Register for the upcoming ALEs via Zoom Log In to RegisterDescription: Participants will explore different topics related to questions such as:
You will have a choice to join one of five areas of discussion:
Come and share your successes and challenges, offer feedback to others, and take away concrete strategies, tips, and examples offered by dozens of assessment practitioners. Reserve your calendar for the upcoming ALEs
FAQsWho can participate? AALHE members. Do I need to be an expert on the topic? No, certainly not! You should have some experience with the topic so you can contribute to the conversation and can ask questions. Can you explain how this works? In each ALE session, you will join 3 to 6 peers in a Zoom breakout room and converse about a pre-selected focal topic/issue and its subtopics. The facilitator will guide the discussions on:
Tip: before each conversation, prepare one experience to share (a learning moment or a moment you’d like advice on) and one area that you want to seek feedback. How will we meet? What technology is needed? The ALE will take place in Zoom breakout rooms each with 3-6 participants in facilitated informal conversations in breakout rooms, representing different topical areas or context. What will I get out of the ALE? Participation in the ALE will help you:
Some ALE conversations may seed larger projects or longer-term collaborations. We encourage you to consider how your ALE conversations could result in an AALHE conference presentation, webinar, workshop, or article in an AALHE publication. Who can I contact for more information? Recent ALE Topics:11/08/2023 Challenges and Opportunities of AI in Assessing Students’ Learning |