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Assessment is very much evident in higher education, as institutions face increasing pressure, from the government, the public, and accrediting bodies to demonstrate the value they provide to their students. Ascertaining how well students achieve desired learning outcomes provides institutions with evidence to demonstrate quality, as well as data to inform improvements. Managing assessment processes effectively and efficiently, however, requires coordination, guidance, and engagement of individuals who have traditionally operated independently and who often resist assessment because they view it as a compliance exercise.

