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Using Data to Help Improve Individual Student Performance

September 9, 2016

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Jenny Wondracek, Director of Legal Educational Technology at UNT Dallas College of Law, shares how her staff uses ExamSoft reports to create a tailored learning environment for students.

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ExamSoft's rubric grading function provides faculty with an easy tool for assessing all types of student work. Rubrics help faculty create an objective framework to evaluate subjective assessment.

With new accreditation standards looming, the need for embedded assessment within legal education is growing, and could be the solution for many problems law schools are facing.

Tommy Sangchompuphen, Associate Dean of Student Learning and Assessment and Associate Professor of Law at Lincoln Memorial University Duncan School of Law, shares how his program uses ExamSoft's repor

ExamSoft's rubrics tool supports the American Bar Association's learning improvement initiative with the ability to help legal educators map out specific outcomes to help students pinpoint weak areas.

This webinar will examine the different kinds of assessments that a law school can administer using ExamSoft in order to measure its success in meeting the outcomes that are identified as appropriate.

The American Bar Association has taken steps to implement new standards and rules in legal education. Here are seven steps to use ExamSoft to meet the new ABA standards and improve learning outcomes.

ExamSoft has partnered with leading publisher Wolters Kluwer to bring you LawClassFeedback, an assortment of pre-made formative assessments designed to deliver evidence of student learning.

Jenny Wondracek, Director of Legal Educational Technology at UNT Dallas College of Law, discusses how ExamSoft's longitudinal reports support her school's Academic Success Program.

This webinar will present the basics of assessment strategies for progressive law faculty who are multiple-choice curious.

ExamSoft's offline, computer-based testing software is specially designed to reduce the possibilities of academic dishonesty among law students.

Created specifically to help measure and report on Standards 314 and 315, ExamSoft and Wolters Kluwer are proud to announce a partnership to make this new assessment process painless for law programs

ExamSoft presents law schools with two effective options for administering formative assessment and meeting standards set by the American Bar Association.

Schools can easily connect with their students, show proof of competency, and prep for the Bar exam – all within the platform most are already using to give secure exams!

Tommy Sangchompuphen, Associate Dean of Student Learning and Assessment and Associate Professor of Law at Lincoln Memorial University Duncan School of Law, shares how his program has benefitted from E

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