Meg Malone
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The interruption of most in-person learning caused by COVID-19 has presented both a challenge and an opportunity to language programs. Although many robust, distance opportunities for language learning already existed, the quick transition to online learning has resulted in new approaches to the curriculum.

Perhaps one of the most evergreen issues in language instruction and learning is that of assessment. Assessment provides an opportunity for instructors and students alike to reflect on their successes. However, sometimes the focus for assessment leans too heavily toward summative outcomes and less toward a way to communicate with learners. In this talk, I will present assessment (as opposed to testing) as a way to establish, build and improve relationships both between instructors and learners and among learners. We will also share your own approaches.

Jul
29

The Role of Assessment in Distance Language Learning: Finding Ways to Build Relationship

Meg Malone (ACTFL Director, Center for Assessment, Research and Development; Research Professor, Department of Linguistics, Georgetown University), American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages; Georgetown University

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3:00 pm central 4:00 pm central
Audience
For UW-Madison language educators
Applicable Language
All Languages
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https://languageinstitute.wisc.edu/the-role-of-assessment-in-distance-learning-finding-ways-to-build-relationship/
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University of Wisconsin-Madison Language Institute
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Published August 8, 2020 by Dianna Murphy • Updated April 10, 2021