 Mountain Measurement reminds nursing educators that there is still time to register for the Fall 2020 Series of web-based NCLEX® Program Reports Professional Development Seminars. For those seeking to familiarize themselves with the NCLEX Program Reports, Mountain Measurement recommends the Introductory Series, particularly the 100.1 course. 100.1 - A Brief Introduction to the NCLEX®Program Reports This is the first of three one-hour seminars in the Introductory Series, the online counterpart to the face-to-face 101 seminar. Recommended for all nursing educators, this seminar will acquaint participants with the NCLEX® Program Reports and the NCLEX Program Reports web site. During the seminar, participants will be instructed on how to access and effectively use the NCLEX Program Reports website and be introduced to the reporting periods, comparison groups, and statistics provided in the NCLEX Program Reports. For more information on the other Introductory Series Seminars and the rest of the Fall 2020 NCLEX® Program Reports Professional Development Seminars, see the schedule below and visit the Fall 2020 NCLEX Program Reports Professional Development Seminars Page or the NCLEX Program Reports Professional Development Seminars Events Page. Keep an eye on the NCLEX Program Reports social media for more seminar specifics in the coming weeks.  The NCLEX® Program Reports are an extremely valuable part of any program evaluation, and these seminars will give your faculty and administrators the tools and knowledge necessary to make the most of the information contained within them. |
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Mountain Measurement is pleased to announce the Fall 2020 Series of web-based NCLEX® Program Reports Professional Development Seminars, scheduled for October and November. The Fall 2020 seminars will be comprised of several series: The Introductory Series, a continuation of The Assessment Series, The Analysis Series, The Content Dimension Series, as well as one-off courses such as Identifying Trends in Your Program's Performance Using the Supplemental CSV Files, and two Special Topic Panels discussing Cheating in Nursing Education and The Modified NCLEX Exam. Mountain Measurement graciously welcomes Shawna Higgins, PhD, RN, CHC, Rose McCloskey, PhD, RN, Jennie Miron, PhD, RN, Judith Pelletier, MSN, RN, Rose Schwartz, PhD, MBA, RN, Lynn Webb, EdD, Anne Wendt, PhD, RN, and James Wollack, PhD, who will be joining Daniel Wilson and Brian Bontempo, Ph.D. as facilitators/presenters. Please note, all seminars times are shown in Pacific Time |
Mountain Measurement, Inc. reminds you that the NCLEX® Program Reports Professional Development Seminars Assessment Series is just three weeks away. Registration is still open.
The 4001 seminar, Systematic Assessment Program Design for Nursing Education is intended to improve the competency of Deans and Program Directors to lead their faculty in the development and improvement of their assessment program. Although the development of course and program assessments is largely done independently by nursing faculty members, program administrators can greatly influence the quality and effectiveness of assessments by supporting a systematic, coordinated assessment development practice. Topics to be covered include assessment program design, assessment quality, technological resources for assessment, training faculty, and current considerations such as remote proctoring.
For more information, please visit the Assessment Series page
Be sure to check the events page and keep an eye out for emails announcing new seminars as the school year progresses.
