<div>This is a staff development workshop conducted at King Saud University, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia in February 2013. </div><div>Presentation details are: Brown, G. T.
L. (2013, February 10). <i>Keys
to Successful Student Outcomes Assessments. </i>Keynote
presentation to the 2<sup>nd</sup> Annual Forum for University Teaching:
Learning Outcomes Assessment, King Saud University, Riyadh, KSA.</div><p></p><div>Goals for the workshop were:</div><div>•Participants will appreciate and
understand:</div>
<div>–that
the validity of assessments depends on their alignment with curricular goals,
targets, and outcomes. </div>
<div>–the
value of the Structure of Observed Learning Outcomes Taxonomy as a tool for
ensuring coverage of surface and deep cognitive processes in the design of
assessment tasks and curricular goals</div>
<div>–the
importance of quality characteristics of assessment task as an essential
component of validity</div>
<div>–the
role that student beliefs concerning assessment and motivations for learning
play in achieving learning outcomes</div>
<div>–the
importance of quality, over style, in teaching practices</div>
<div>–the
importance of feedback from assessment practices during instruction towards
improved learning outcomes</div><div><br></div><div><br></div>