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Student learning assessment is an activity mandated by the institutional rules, and a practice tied to the teaching process which seeks to measure the effectiveness and promote transformation aimed at excellence. OLAS, an online platform created on Campus, compiles information about the performance of students through assessment rubrics developed and used by its users (assessment coordinators of both the Division of Institutional Research and Assessment and of the faculties, as well as professors) who compile and receive data.
FERPA defines an authorized representative as any entity or designated individual by a state or local authority, who conducts any audit or evaluation or any compliance activity in connection with federal legal requirements related to the programs. It could be any officer or university official that has a legitimate academic interest as part of his/her professional-administrative responsibilities, academic supervision, research, or support under the duties he/she carries.
The Division of Institutional Research and Assessment (DIIA for its Spanish acronym) during the process of receiving, analyzing, and disseminating information contained in learning assessment reports generated by each faculty uses reasonable methods like the constant monitoring of the online platform, controlled access to the program, among other measures, to ensure that it keeps the identity of the student protected.
Your login to this platform and the reading of the information related to the management of the student’s file, exposed above, implies that: