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"But even if they are not valid, they do tell you something…."

September 22, 2016 innoeduvation

Remember, “validity” means “they measure what you think they measure.” “Data driven” can also mean driven right off the side of the road. From Inside

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House of Cards

August 14, 2016 innoeduvation

A Facebook post called my attention to a neat little article about why swimming rules only recognize hundredths of seconds even though modern timing technology

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Student Evaluations of Teaching: WHY is this still a thing?

January 13, 2016 innoeduvation

My institution just created a data science major. But it doesn’t care about using data in honest and robust ways any more than other institutions.

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Rubrics, Disenchantment, and Analysis I

September 25, 2011 innoeduvation

There is a tendency, in certain precincts in, and around, higher education, to fethishize rubrics.  One gets the impression at conferences and from consultants that

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