Evaluating Copilot as an Essay Rater: Interrater Agreement and Rasch Analysis of Ethical Reasoning Scores
Research & Practice in Assessment Article link: https://www.rpajournal.com/evaluating-copilot-as-an-essay-rater/
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Upcoming Event(s)
Professional Learning Meeting: May 8th 10am - 2pm
(Zoom link in your email invite)
Maryland Community College Learning Assessment Group (MCCLAG)
The major purpose of the MCCLAG shall be to:
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provide for the dissemination of information and the interchange of ideas related to assessment of learning outcomes;
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provide for professional development;
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make recommendations or comments on issues related to learning outcomes assessment to relevant policy-making entities;
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foster a spirit of unity and cooperation among persons having interests and activities related to assessment of learning outcomes;
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engage the college communities in creating and fostering a culture of assessment;
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report to M4CAO.
If you are interested in joining the group, please email the group.
Background pictures are courtesy of Cecil College
Photo above: October 2025 Meeting at Anne Arundel Community College
Articles and Other Resources
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Post: 41 Ways to Earn More Responses to the Surveys You Send Out to Students and Staff
41 Ways to Earn More Responses to the Surveys You Send Out to Students and Staff: https://sapro.moderncampus.com/blog/41-ways-to-earn-more-responses-to-the-surveys-you-send-out-to-students-and-staff
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March 27th Journal Club items
Links from Beth Jones and Carlee Ranalli are now available in the files area: https://www.mcclag.org/file-share/7e245cbb-c0ff-4c27-80fe-a1dc0bfdaca0
Thank you for a very timely and enlightening discussion on non-credit assessment!
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Automating assessment-type reports using R and data warehouses
Resources from the ASSESS listserv: David Eubanks stanislavzza@gmail.com via lsv.uky.edu
Hi everyone,
At 1pm ET on 2/24/2026 I'll lead a workshop at the ER Continuous Improvement Summit [register here] on automating assessment-type reports using R and data warehouses.
If you are new to R, you can set everything up with the instructions here. The packages you need are tidyverse, knitr, duckdb, and duckplyr.
To get the latest updates on the workshop, including materials to download, see this dropbox folder. It's empty as I write this, but will be populated over the weekend to include sample data and scripts.
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Mar 01
Hi Sarah, would you be interested in leading a journal club session on this? I have the recording of the session. @Sarah Young
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Great resource!