December 18, 2018 at 11:00 AM EST
This session will take a deep dive into the creation and management of plans and templates in Planning. Attendees will learn the difference between plans and templates, as well as considerations for translating a campus plan into the online tool. In addition to understanding how to create and manage their plans, attendees will leave this session with ideas about how to improve their data collection efforts on campus.
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December 19, 2018 at 11:00 AM EST
This training session will focus on the overall instructor experience within the Course Evaluation platforms. Our focus will be on why you would be accessing this platform and the actions you may take, including monitoring response rates, adding additional custom questions, and an overview of each report available. We will also cover some of the technical components of access and navigation to orient you. If you are an instructor wanting a better understanding of what this platform can do for you, an overseer of a department or program looking to support your instructors, or an administrator desiring the instructor perspective in the site – this training is for you!
December 19, 2018 at 1:00 PM EST
This training is an introduction to our departmental and unit program review tool, which helps schools design their review criteria, organize their review process, manage their reviewers’ tasks, and track and document the evidence collected. Benefits to users of the Program Review module as they assess the effectiveness and standing of units on campus include real-time collaboration amongst staff, the creation of a standardized template for review that can be easily supplied to various units on campus, a dashboard that visualizes progress and responsibility for completion of various criterion, and a customized report layout that takes into account your campus’ unique program review cycle and template. During this training, we will also give an overview of the Council for the Advancement of Standards in Higher Education (CAS) and look at the standards and guidelines they offer to campuses, as well as their partnership with Campus Labs.
December 19, 2018 at 2:00 PM EST
Once you have collected data, your next step will be to analyze it to draw conclusions. In this session, we will review how to approach data analysis both efficiently and effectively. We will explore how reporting within the survey tool can be used to enhance your analysis.
December 27, 2018 at 2:00 PM EST
This session is targeted to users who have Self-Service Survey Builder permissions to create their own surveys in the system. Participants are encouraged to follow along as we provide step-by-step instructions for adding different question types, question options, customized display rules, and skip logic in the survey builder. Note: Not all Baseline users have access to build their own surveys. Please contact support@campuslabs.com if you are unsure if this webinar is right for you.
January 10, 2019 at 2:00 PM EST
The Budget Management tool is an add-on feature that allows campuses to build and manage a full multiline budgeting process. In this training, we will cover how to create a budget process along with creating custom questions to meet your current needs. We’ll also look at how you can create a custom approval process that allows for both approval and editing of submissions.
January 24, 2019 at 1:00 PM EST
Baseline is an invaluable tool in your assessment toolkit. As with any tool, it takes a certain amount of training and skill to wield it effectively. We’re here to help you prepare your staff to use Baseline successfully as part of your assessment process. During this webinar, we will be highlighting resources available to your campus to build a culture of assessment. We will provide guidance for developing a plan for professional development. Finally, we will review common pitfalls and possible solutions to consider when implementing Baseline and other Campus Labs tools on campus. This webinar will also feature one of our fantastic assessment partners, Director of Research and Assessment at Rutgers University- New Brunswick, Dr. Dayna Weintraub! If you’re a Baseline Site Administrator (or someone who is responsible for manage assessment on your campus) we hope that you’ll join us to learn how to effectively roll out the Baseline to your division.