The Process for Building an Assessment Blueprint
January 11th—January 15th
January 19th
Content
Analysis
Research
Guidelines,
Principles,
Frameworks,
and Best
Practices
Assessment
Conversations
LOCC/LOAT
Joint
Meetings
College
Student
Learning
Outcomes
Roundtable
Discussions
Proposed
Policies and
Procedures
October 9th—January 8th
LOCC and LOAT
will vote to
determine status
Gather Input Determine Policies
and Procedures
Review Assessment Literature
Identify Themes
Assessment Blueprint Example
Themes1 Guiding Principles Proposed Policies and Procedures LOCC/LOAT
Managing
Analysis &
Dissemination
of Results
Workgroups
Sharing results at
convocation; discipline
conversations; department
meetings
Faculty forums at multiple
campuses
Regular procedures should be in place
for sharing evidence of student
learning with internal and external
constituencies. 2
The Assessment Committee will publish on its website the aggregated
results of general education assessment measures. 3
o Accept
o Reject
o Revise
o Defer
o Accept
o Reject
o Revise
o Defer
Assessment
Conversations
Roundtable
Discussions
o Accept
o Reject
o Revise
o Defer
o Accept
o Reject
o Revise
o Defer
1All information gathered from faculty discussions. Once gathered a content analysis was conducted on workgroup notes; assessment conversations work product
and summary notes; post-meeting surveys; email communications; and summaries from roundtable discussions.
2Committing to Quality: Guidelines for Assessment and Accountability in Higher Education, www.newleadershipalliance.org
3https://www.mnstate.edu/policies/studentlearning.aspx
Assessment Blueprint Template
Themes1 Guiding Principles Proposed Policies and Procedures LOCC/LOAT
Managing
Analysis &
Dissemination
of Results
Workgroups
o Accept
o Reject
o Revise
o Defer
o Accept
o Reject
o Revise
o Defer
Assessment
Conversations
Roundtable
Discussions
o Accept
o Reject
o Revise
o Defer
o Accept
o Reject
o Revise
o Defer
1All information gathered from faculty discussions. Once gathered a content analysis was conducted on workgroup notes; assessment conversations work product
and summary notes; post-meeting surveys; email communications; and summaries from roundtable discussions.

Assessment Blueprint Example

  • 1.
    The Process forBuilding an Assessment Blueprint January 11th—January 15th January 19th Content Analysis Research Guidelines, Principles, Frameworks, and Best Practices Assessment Conversations LOCC/LOAT Joint Meetings College Student Learning Outcomes Roundtable Discussions Proposed Policies and Procedures October 9th—January 8th LOCC and LOAT will vote to determine status Gather Input Determine Policies and Procedures Review Assessment Literature Identify Themes
  • 2.
    Assessment Blueprint Example Themes1Guiding Principles Proposed Policies and Procedures LOCC/LOAT Managing Analysis & Dissemination of Results Workgroups Sharing results at convocation; discipline conversations; department meetings Faculty forums at multiple campuses Regular procedures should be in place for sharing evidence of student learning with internal and external constituencies. 2 The Assessment Committee will publish on its website the aggregated results of general education assessment measures. 3 o Accept o Reject o Revise o Defer o Accept o Reject o Revise o Defer Assessment Conversations Roundtable Discussions o Accept o Reject o Revise o Defer o Accept o Reject o Revise o Defer 1All information gathered from faculty discussions. Once gathered a content analysis was conducted on workgroup notes; assessment conversations work product and summary notes; post-meeting surveys; email communications; and summaries from roundtable discussions. 2Committing to Quality: Guidelines for Assessment and Accountability in Higher Education, www.newleadershipalliance.org 3https://www.mnstate.edu/policies/studentlearning.aspx
  • 3.
    Assessment Blueprint Template Themes1Guiding Principles Proposed Policies and Procedures LOCC/LOAT Managing Analysis & Dissemination of Results Workgroups o Accept o Reject o Revise o Defer o Accept o Reject o Revise o Defer Assessment Conversations Roundtable Discussions o Accept o Reject o Revise o Defer o Accept o Reject o Revise o Defer 1All information gathered from faculty discussions. Once gathered a content analysis was conducted on workgroup notes; assessment conversations work product and summary notes; post-meeting surveys; email communications; and summaries from roundtable discussions.