The result of the mapping process was a graduate profile, a list of program learning outcomes, as well as a collection of course descriptions, which included descriptions of course learning outcomes and assessments.
Overall, the impact of these types of bias on estimated performance gain were small, suggesting that one single data collection at the end of a course using direct comparisons of thentest and posttest ratings is sufficient to generate an adequate appraisal of learning outcome.
The CMCs developed a collaborator training manual in the form of a collection of training courses, notes, and activities that were provided by project staff.
Sitting alongside this new racquet is a capsule collection: of course there are the obligatory tennis whites, courtesy of a polo shirt, trainers, sunglasses and even a watch.
That may have something to do with the Bail Out Menu, a collection of two-course meals for $15 that acknowledges the recession.
Furthermore, as a consequence of their disruptive nature they preclude the collection of time-course data from a single adherent cell population, which in turn constrains the detection of short-term transient or dynamic cellular responses.
Its algorithms don't just see your photos as a random collection of pixels, of course.
Without an impressive collection of advanced courses, it's hard even to get into a top college these days, never mind onto the faculty at Harvard.
The Consortium for Metabonomic Toxicology (COMET) has already established a large collection of time-course urine samples that meet the requirements for systematic error correction [ 22].
Instead of a diploma being a certificate of "seat time served" in a collection of courses, students will work towards earning "merit badges" representing diverse competencies - much in the way that Scouts do today - at times and places that are consistent with their learning interests and goals.
