Documenting Student Growth and Assessment

In this webinar, three writers from the MAEIA project (Michigan Arts Education Instruction and Assessment) will share how they formulate and conduct assessments in their visual arts classrooms. Explore the use of Artsonia, Schoology, Google Classroom, and student-produced videos. Learn about state and nationally recognized assessment practices that can provide a deeper understanding of what students know and have learned. Work from the MAEIA project will also be highlighted and resources on how to push your program to the next level will be shared.

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vK

On 04/22/2023 at 12:03 PM (EDT), vanessa Keen wrote:

Thank you so much for your time! It was very informative and useful.
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ME

On 11/11/2015 at 1:03 PM (EST), Marie Ebert wrote:

I missed the webinar but am interested in seeing the discussion or the transcript.
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DB

On 11/11/2015 at 10:31 AM (EST), David Bennett wrote:

I missed the webinar last evening due to unforeseen circumstances. Is it possible for me to go somewhere to read or receive a transcript of the discussion?
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DG

On 11/10/2015 at 7:57 PM (EST), Dawn Graham wrote:

Thank you so much for your time! It was very informative and useful. I use google classroom. when I heard the pottery teacher discuss a long term porfolio of 30 pieces, i rethought my final portfolio for my ceramics class. Thanks again. am looking forward to checking out Flubaroo and Artsonia as well as Weebly.
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LS

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