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Published on Nov 18, 2015
Quality Matters online instruction rubric recommendation process.
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Components of a Helpful Recommendation
Nancy Akhavan
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Communicate
"Talk" to your Instructor by describing improvements.
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A QM Helpful Recommendation
Communicates information - from the review team to the course representative.
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The review should communicate
what meets standard, what doesn't, and be helpful in describing the fix
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QM Helpful Recommendations
Have Four Components:
Standards, Annotation, Evidence, Characteristics.
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Standards
The Quality Matters rubric describes how the standards should be implemented.
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Annotation
Annotations provide information about the standards.
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Course Evidence
Are specific examples from the course, including location and quotes.
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Characteristics
Helpful recommendations have specific characteristics to guide changes.
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These four components help the reviewer and the instructor.
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Improve the course together.
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Characteristics Guide the Reviewer
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Be Constructive
Offer solutions, don't just report problems.
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Be Specific
Give examples to illustrate the recommendations.
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Be Measurable
Recommend action that the instructor can talk to make changes, and document change.
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Be Sensitive
You are writing to a person, don't 'beat' up the course.
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Be Balanced
Provide both pluses and deltas. Describe what is good, and what needs improvement.
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This is how you communicate-
from Reviewer to Course Representative.
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Nancy Akhavan
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