Using Technology for Curricular Mapping in Health Education Specialist Preparation Programs
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Speakers: Jordan Miller, MPH, MCHES® and Charity Bishop, MA, CHES®
Presenters from two different universities will share their curricular mapping and assessment processes to the Responsibilities and Competencies for Health Education Specialists. Each presenter will share experiences defining assessment parameters, identifying outcome measures, mobilizing faculty support, and compiling findings for dissemination for internal assessment and accreditation. Experiences with creating systems for measuring and reporting on student learning outcomes will be discussed. Technologies used to support curriculum mapping and assessment will be explored. Practical applications of REDCap® and Canvas for curricular assessment and reporting will be explained. The process of updating curricular assessment processes to align with renewed HESPA measures will be described.
Learning Objectives:
1. Describe two methods for using data capture software to map courses and curriculum to HESPA II and CEPH requirements. 4.1.9
2. Illustrate the process of curriculum mapping 4.1.1
Charity Bishop, MA, CHES®
Lecturer
Indiana University-Indianapolis
Charity Bishop is a Lecturer and the Program Director for the BSPH-Community Health in the Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences at the Richard M. Fairbanks School of Public Health, Indiana University at IUPUI in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Jordan Miller, MPH, MCHES
Senior Lecturer and Program Director, Population Health, MS
Arizona State University
Jordan Miller, DrPH, MCHES, is a Teaching Professor at Arizona State University, where she has taught for nine years. She is currently Program Director for the Population Health MS, and she also teaches in the undergraduate Health Education and Health Promotion program. Her areas of expertise include digital health communication, coalition building and advocacy, and diabetes education. She has a professional passion for experiential and applied learning, and she enjoys mentoring and advising students. When she is not working, she is spending time in nature, playing with her dog, and rediscovering her love of photography.
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