November 17, 2014 Bakersfield College ILO 2014 Conference Linking Learning Outcomes: Tales of Trials and Tiers Ronald L. (Ron) Baker, Ed.D. CEO & Principal.

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November 17, 2014 Bakersfield College ILO 2014 Conference Linking Learning Outcomes: Tales of Trials and Tiers Ronald L. (Ron) Baker, Ed.D. CEO & Principal Consultant Baker Collegiate Consulting

November 17, 2014 Bakersfield College ILO Conference Classic Question Why do I need to take this course?

November 17, 2014 Bakersfield College ILO 2014 Conference Outcome Tiers Institutional Outcomes: Institutional Outcomes: Interpretation of higher learning for degree recipients in the form of meta learning expectations that reflect institutional values, philosophy, and purpose Program Outcomes: Program Outcomes: Cumulative integration of general and specialized knowledge, skills, and abilities to prepare students for success in the field Course Outcomes: Course Outcomes: Acquisition, expansion, application, and reinforcement of discipline-based knowledge, skills, and abilities that concurrently contribute to the achievement of broader program and institutional outcomes

November 17, 2014 Bakersfield College ILO 2014 Conference Alignment Institutional Learning Outcomes Program Course

November 17, 2014 Bakersfield College ILO 2014 Conference... General Education Program General Education Learning Outcomes Domain of Knowledge Learning Outcomes Domain Discipline Course Learning Outcomes Domain of Knowledge Learning Outcomes Domain Discipline Course Learning Outcomes

November 17, 2014 Bakersfield College ILO 2014 Conference... Accountability Institutional Outcomes College/University Community Program/Service Outcomes Department/Unit/Group Course/Function Outcomes Individual Program/Service Outcomes Department/Unit/Group Course/Function Outcomes Individual

November 17, 2014 Bakersfield College ILO 2014 Conference Oregon DQP Purpose Employ the DQP framework for: Institutional Engagement: Engage institutions in substantive discussions on the meaning and meta learning expectations of their respective degrees Horizontal Alignment: Compare and align learning outcomes for common inter-institutional degrees Vertical Integration: Articulate and align learning expectations for related associate and baccalaureate degrees

November 17, 2014 Bakersfield College ILO 2014 Conference Horizontal Alignment Oregon DQP Objective: Engagement Oregon DQP Objective: Engagement Baccalaureate Degree Associate Degree Horizontal Alignment Vertical Integration Vertical Integration College ACollege B University XUniversity Y Vertical Integration Oregon DQP Objective: Alignment Oregon DQP Objective: Alignment Oregon DQP Objective: Integration Oregon DQP Objective: Integration

November 17, 2014 Bakersfield College ILO 2014 Conference Oregon DQP Spidergraph Tool Specialized Knowledge Intellectual Skills Civic Learning Broad Integrative Knowledge Applied Learning

November 17, 2014 Bakersfield College ILO 2014 Conference Baccalaureateness Associate Degree 1 Associate Degree 2 Bachelor’sDegreeBachelor’sDegree {

November 17, 2014 Bakersfield College ILO 2014 Conference Kernel The curriculum is the principle framework for the acquisition of knowledge, skills, and abilities appropriate for the degrees awarded and evidence of a commitment to academic quality and student learning. Learning outcomes are the building blocks of that framework.

November 17, 2014 Bakersfield College ILO 2014 Conference Musings How free is the curriculum from academic gaps and needless repetition? How horizontally coherent is the curriculum to provide reasonable assurance that a course taught by one instructor in one form is substantially similar in educational content and learning expectations to the same course taught by a different instructor in the same or different form? How vertically coherent is the curriculum in scope, structure, and sequence of outcomes to prepare students for progressively higher-levels of learning? Does the curriculum reflect an integrated “whole” of learning or is it a collection of eclectic and loosely related learning experiences?

November 17, 2014 Bakersfield College ILO 2014 Conference Thank You! Ron