When faculty recognize how assessment activities improve teaching and learning, they participate more enthusiastically in the AoL process.

Changes to accreditation standards and a surge in digital learning have created new opportunities for schools to revamp their AoL processes.

When students participate in AoL activities, instructors get fresh insights into how to achieve continuous improvement.

Kathryn Martell, a nationally known expert on the topic of assessing student learning, provides insights into the somewhat complex subject of AoL.

Assurance of learning plans help schools achieve accreditation, improve their programs—and ensure the employability of their students.

The future of assurance of learning lies in adopting smarter systems and building academic cultures based not on compliance, but on continuous improvement.

Rethinking MBA delivery is not about lowering standards—it is about widening access for working professionals ready to lead.

Virtual reality offers a rich, immersive, and versatile platform to help our students significantly enhance their interpersonal skills.

By working with industry partners to build simulated work environments, schools can attract more students and boost enrollment numbers.

Establishing a solid assurance of learning system helped set up the school, and the university, for streamlined future quality assurance and improvements.