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| − | Curriculum maps are tools that outline the content, skills, and assessments included in an educational program, aligning them with learning objectives and standards. They provide a structured overview of what is taught, and how it is assessed, ensuring coherence and consistency across the curriculum. By identifying gaps, redundancies, and areas for integration, curriculum maps help educators plan and deliver instruction more effectively, facilitating better alignment between instruction, assessment, and desired learning outcomes. They are especially useful for continuous improvement, allowing for adjustments based on student performance and feedback. | + | '''Curriculum maps''' are tools that outline the content, skills, and assessments included in an educational program, aligning them with learning objectives and standards. They provide a structured overview of what is taught, and how it is assessed, ensuring coherence and consistency across the curriculum. By identifying gaps, redundancies, and areas for integration, curriculum maps help educators plan and deliver instruction more effectively, facilitating better alignment between instruction, assessment, and desired learning outcomes. They are especially useful for continuous improvement, allowing for adjustments based on student performance and feedback. |
== RCampus Curriculum Maps == | == RCampus Curriculum Maps == | ||
| − | RCampus Curriculum Maps are visual tools that help you design and maintain "functional" curriculum maps that are also used in tracking and analyzing student competencies and outcomes. | + | '''RCampus Curriculum Maps''' are visual tools that help you design and maintain "functional" curriculum maps that are also used in tracking and analyzing student competencies and outcomes. |
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=== To build a curriculum map === | === To build a curriculum map === | ||
Latest revision as of 21:07, 18 July 2024
Curriculum maps are tools that outline the content, skills, and assessments included in an educational program, aligning them with learning objectives and standards. They provide a structured overview of what is taught, and how it is assessed, ensuring coherence and consistency across the curriculum. By identifying gaps, redundancies, and areas for integration, curriculum maps help educators plan and deliver instruction more effectively, facilitating better alignment between instruction, assessment, and desired learning outcomes. They are especially useful for continuous improvement, allowing for adjustments based on student performance and feedback.
RCampus Curriculum Maps
RCampus Curriculum Maps are visual tools that help you design and maintain "functional" curriculum maps that are also used in tracking and analyzing student competencies and outcomes.
To build a curriculum map
- Click on More... from top menu, then select Programs
- Click on Curriculum Maps on top
- Select the program to view or design the curriculum map for
- Add courses and standards to the map and use the level indicators to indicate the level at which each course covers an outcome or competency
