Assessment reports can be made for a specific learner or for all learners in a course. Every report has a list of the criteria that were evaluated along with their performance as well as an overview. Each criterion is also given an weighting that determines the amount this criterion is worth in comparison to the rest of the criteria.
The assessment report is among the most crucial steps of the assessment cycle. It’s the way we share our findings with stakeholders and encourage them to take advantage of our findings.
A well-written assessment report should be a vital part of any business plan. It should provide information about your industry and pinpoint potential threats and opportunities for your company. It should also contain an analysis of the pricing strategies of your competitors and a competitive analysis.
In addition to the standard graph-based and text-based formats, modern assessment reports incorporate data visualization methods. This involves converting numerical and textual data into intuitive visual representations that are more compelling than just graphs or tables. This increases the likelihood of stakeholders discussing and using our results by making it easier for them to comprehend the assessment data.
A good assessment report should also provide personalized feedback for the person who submitted it. This can be accomplished by including the respondent’s name in headers, footers block with text or charts’ titles. It can also be done by adding custom scoring and personal recommendations for each criterion. Personalization can also be achieved by customising collections which allows the choice of collections of learner work to show performance on a particular criterion.