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Understanding and Using Your Data on Adult Learners

January 18, 2023 at 12:00 PM Pacific

Presented in partnership with the Council for Adult and Experiential Learning (CAEL).

In higher education, we often have more data than we know what to do with. Despite this, don't let important data about adult learners sit on a shelf!
In this webinar, Barry Darnell, Senior Director of Higher Education Initiatives at CAEL, will discuss:

How to move beyond data and toward assessment and reassessment of data.
Understanding aggregation and disaggregation as tools to measure equity
Storytelling with data: What should you do with insights from data?

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The Connect Consortium Ballot #2 Feature Release

February 2023

We are excited to release eLumen's latest features that were selected by members of The Connect Consortium (TCC). Join this webinar to review the features, ask questions, and more!

More information to become available soon.

College of the Desert’s An Assessment Carol

December 14, 2022 at 12:00 PM Pacific

A true story of past, present and future in pursuit of meaningful learning outcomes assessment at College of the Desert. Join us as we explore how we turned a campus of assessment “Scrooges” into “Tiny Tims.”

Presented by Corbyn Wild, Associate English Professor and SLO Coordinator at College of the Desert, and Kristen Nelson, Customer Success Manager at eLumen.

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Thinking Outside the Box:
Data-Driven Conversations Lead To Improved Offerings and Morale

November 30, 2022 at 12:00 PM Pacific

Metropolitan Community College, Kansas City (MCCKC) hosted dynamic professional development events across all five campuses. The community reviewed learning outcome data and program review reports collectively to identify gaps in offerings and opportunities to better meet the needs of dual enrollment students and adult learners. By “thinking outside the box”, MCCKC transformed the institution’s culture to meet the needs of the “new” learner and increased the value of the program review process.

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