Automating the Evaluation Process

Using Information Technology to Evaluate Your Students, Faculty and Curriculum


  1. Automating the Evaluation Process
  2. Why Evaluate?
  3. Evaluation Provides "Evidence"
  4. Why Automate?
  5. Time and Money!
  6. Other Benefits
  7. Workshop Overview
  8. Formative Evaluation
  9. Summative Evaluation
  10. Knowledge, Skills and Attitudes
  11. Authenticity
  12. "Traditional" Data Collection
  13. "Garbage In, Garbage Out"
  14. Evaluation Needs Assessment
  15. Case Study 1 - Peer Evaluation
  16. Case Study 1 - Online Data Collection
  17. Case Study 1 - Online Administration
  18. Case Study 2 - Performace-Based Exams
  19. The Harrell Assessment Center
  20. The Harrell Assessment Center
  21. The Harrell Assessment Center
  22. Case Study 2 - Handheld Computers 1
  23. Case Study 2 - Handheld Computers 1
  24. Case Study 2 - Handheld Computers 2
  25. Case Study 2 - Handheld Computers 2
  26. Case Study 2 - Handheld Computers 3
  27. Case Study 2 - Laptop Computers
  28. Case Study 2 - Online Testing
  29. Case Study 3 - Online CME Programs
  30. Case Study 3 - Post Testing
  31. Case Study 3 - Online Certificates
  32. Sample Question
  33. EvalCGI - Online Evaluation Engine
  34. Sample ETX File
  35. EvalCGI Data Capture
  36. EvalCGI Data Files
  37. Other Tools
  38. Making Information Technology Work for You

   Author: Richard Rathe, MD / rrathe@dean.med.ufl.edu
Copyright: 1998 by Richard Rathe, MD
 Location: http://medinfo.ufl.edu/other/amia98/index.html
  Created: November 1, 1998   Modified: June 28, 2000