Learning outcomes are clear 1-2 sentence descriptions of what students in your course/program should know and be able to do once they have completed an assignment, activity and/or project.  They should be specific and measurable. Each course should contain learning outcomes, and course learning outcomes should align with program learning outcomes.

To learn more about learning outcomes, how to develop them, and examples to consider visit our “How to Write Learning Outcomes” webpage.

Try This: An example of a student learning outcome from an Environmental Science course could be, “Analyze and describe the consequences of climate change on countries north of the United States.” Knowing this, engage with Copilot. Prompt it to provide an assignment and an appropriate assessment for your students to evidence their learning in comparison to the example outcome. 

1. Now repeat this activity related to a student learning outcome in one of your courses.
2. Upload a student learning outcome into Copilot from one of your courses. 
3. Prompt Copilot to provide an assignment and an appropriate assessment for your students to demonstrate evidence of this learning outcome.

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