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Technology To Track Learner Outcomes

Three experts reveal new tools and techniques for measuring student outcomes and applying data to help improve retention and other student success factors. Speakers include Scott Helf, CTO and assistant dean of academic informatice in the College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific, Western University of Health Sciences; Gerald Thrush, assistant dean, pre-clinical education, Western University of Health Sciences; and Terence Ma, assistant dean for educational informatics, Albert Einstein College of Medicine.

  • 01/06/14

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