During today's snow storm, staff will not be available at 116 College Avenue.
However we will be monitoring email and responding to all requests as much as possible.
To reach us, send us email at info@brokenemail.rutgers.edu please replace brokenemail with ctaar.rutgers.edu or at our individual email addresses.
Due to the ominous weather forecast, the CTAAR workshops scheduled for Thursday, February 25 (Excel: Intensive Formula Practice) and Friday, February 26 (Access: Bring in your Stuff) will be CANCELED. These workshops will be rescheduled.
Please check your email and the CTARR Workshop Schedule for further information.
CTAAR staff are in the building today, Thursday February 11th, and available by phone, email or in person for anyone fortitudinous enough to stop by our office.
This morning's workshop is canceled.
Be careful on the roads, they're covered with several inches of ice and slush.
During today's blizzard conditions (Feb 10), CTAAR staff are unable to answer phones but we are monitoring email.
Anyone who needs assistance should email us at info@brokenmail.rutgers.edu please replace brokenmail.rutgers.edu with ctaar.rutgers.edu or at our individual email addresses.
The Center for Teaching Advancement and Assessment Research
invites you to a luncheon discussion on
“Notable Assessment Practices at Rutgers Universityâ€
March 3, 2010
11:30 am to 1:30 pm
Rutgers Student Center, room 411
rsvp to devanas at ctaar.rutgers.edu
Presenters:
Learning goals and senior survey:
Jeff Rubin and Neil Sheflin, SAS Economics
Development of ePortfolios for Assessment:
Angela O’Donnell, Graduate School of Education
Rebecca Reynolds, Douglass Residential College
Cara Macaluso, Rutgers University ePortfolios
Justine H. Levine, Aresty Center
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