Week 7 term_review

Terminology Review

Week 7 – Evaluate OLDS MOOC

Gagné’s Nine Events of Instruc@on 1.  Gaining aCen@on (recep@on) 2.  Informing learners of the objec@ve (expectancy)

3.   S2mula2ng recall of prior learning (retrieval)

4.  Presen@ng the s@mulus (selec@ve percep@on)

5.  Providing learning guidance (seman@c encoding)

6.  Elici@ng performance (responding)

7.  Providing feedback (reinforcement)

8.  Assessing performance (retrieval)

9.  Enhancing reten@on and transfer (generaliza@on) Source: hCp://[email protected]/theories/condi@ons-‐learning.html

What is the difference between evalua@on and research?

Source: hCp://www.hfrp.org/evalua@on/the-‐evalua@on-‐exchange/issue-‐archive/reflec@ng-‐on-‐the-‐past-‐and-‐future-‐of-‐evalua@on/michael-‐scriven-‐on-‐the-‐differences-‐between-‐evalua@on-‐and-‐social-‐science-‐research

Evalua@on determines the merit, worth, or value of things. The evalua@on process iden@fies relevant values or standards that apply to what is being evaluated, performs empirical inves@ga@on using techniques from the social sciences, and then integrates conclusions with the standards into an overall evalua@on or set of evalua@ons.

Michael Scriven Evaluation Guru

What is the difference between evalua@on and research?

Source: hCp://www.hfrp.org/evalua@on/the-‐evalua@on-‐exchange/issue-‐archive/reflec@ng-‐on-‐the-‐past-‐and-‐future-‐of-‐evalua@on/michael-‐scriven-‐on-‐the-‐differences-‐between-‐evalua@on-‐and-‐social-‐science-‐research

Social science research, by contrast, does not aim for or achieve evalua@ve conclusions. It is restricted to empirical (rather than evalua@ve) inquiry, and bases its conclusions only on factual results—that is, observed, measured, or calculated data.

Michael Scriven Evaluation Guru

What is the difference between forma@ve and summa@ve evalua@on? Forma@ve and summa@ve evalua@on differ in their purposes. Forma@ve evalua@on is conducted to enhance a program, product, or project as it is being developed and implemented. Summa@ve evalua@on is conducted to make decisions about a completed program, product, or project , e.g., whether to adopt or share an open educa@onal resource.

What is the difference between assessment and evalua@on? In everyday prac@ce, assessment and evalua@on are used synonymously. But within the evalua@on community, assessment is oeen used to refer to the collec@on of informa@on regarding people, their characteris@cs, achievement, ap@tudes, performance, etc. Evalua@on is a term oeen reserved for the collec@on of informa@on about things, e.g., programs, products, or projects.

Quiz Ques@on If you are asking learners to give you feedback on the design of an open educa@onal resource using a paper prototype, this is an example of:

Forma2ve Evalua2on

Summa2ve Evalua2on

Matching Exercise Which term best fits this picture?

Assessment

Evalua2on

Research

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