A system for continuous improvement — from data collection to compliance reporting, in one place.
Assessment answers one question:
Are students learning what we're teaching?
We pick a specific skill, measure it, look at where students struggle, change our instruction, and check whether it worked.
HLC and ICCB don't just want to see that we collected data — they want evidence that we used it to improve.
Our Bio 121 track record shows exactly that.
Each form feeds the next. The system generates all four automatically from the assessment data.
Spring 2026 data is partial — 3 of 7 sections reporting. Full data pending.
Department-wide concern. Not section-specific — all sections scored low on this item. This suggests a curricular issue.
Students can distinguish observations from interpretations. Build on this strength for advanced applications.
8-item instrument · Post-Lab 5 · 50% mastery benchmark
That's friction — and friction is why participation is low.
Only 1 of 6 faculty completed the reassessment survey this semester.
The Biology Assessment Hub puts the quiz, the study guide, the faculty dashboard, the reassessment plan, and the compliance reporting in one place.
No Brightspace dependency. No DOMO. No separate survey. No PDF attachments.
Open Biology Assessment HubStudy guide → quiz → instant results
Section data → item analysis → reassessment plan
All sections → trends → forms → ICCB
Responses go directly to a Google Sheet. Aggregation is instant across all sections — no DOMO, no filter cards, no waiting on OIT.
Faculty and chair see results in real time as students complete the quiz.
One text box. In context. With the data right there. No separate survey to find in email.
Switcher buttons at the top. BD / HJ / KNPM — click to switch. Each section's data loads independently.
Historic trend cards for all 3 CSLOs. Run 1 item analysis. Equity panel — course success, gender, race with flagged subgroups.
All 7 sections side by side. Participation, mastery, plan status. Department-wide item analysis — curricular vs. section-specific issues.
Click a button → Form 1, 2, 3A auto-populates from the data. Print as PDF or download as Word. No blank templates.
Full ICCB Academic Disciplines template (FY2022-2026). FY24 Biology baseline loaded as scaffold reference. Three indicators, 18+ sub-questions, per-course 5-year longitudinal data. Draft/final workflow. Next review: FY2029.
Coordinator-level 8-dimension audit of the assessment & rubric — alignment chain, VALUE mapping, content validity, Bloom's, item quality, reliability, benchmark, learning facilitation. Signed and saved as an immutable record. Chair sees audits read-only; every cycle gets a defensible audit trail for HLC and ICCB review.
Part 3 (follow-up on prior SLO improvements and plans) + Part 4 (chair-authored, program-level non-SLO improvements). Program context auto-populates from Hub data; chair writes narrative; coordinator certifies against a four-dimension framework (follow-up accuracy, plan status fidelity, concreteness, data defensibility); overall endorsement triggers an immutable record. Download as the official Form 3B with certification wrapped in.
Mapped to HLC 2025 Criteria (effective September 1, 2025). Assessment moved from 4.B to 3.E; Program Review from 4.A to 3.F; Student Success from 4.C to 3.G. Hub artifacts (audits, Form 3B, cycle data, rubric) auto-aggregate per criterion with Available / Partial / Missing status. Department adds narrative context. Export as HLC Evidence Matrix.
The chair view is not visible to faculty. Faculty see only their own sections and department-wide aggregates.
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Open on your phone or laptop — explore the student or faculty view