The Alberta Assessment Consortium (AAC)
and the Canadian Assessment for Learning Network (CAfLN)
are excited to host this virtual conference series
 bringing Canadian educators together to focus on assessment!

A 3-PART SERIES: November 21, 2020, January 23, 2021 & May 8, 2021

Day one of this conference includes an Assessment Panel that features assessment leaders such as Ken O'Connor, Damian Cooper and Lorna Earl!  Following, educators from Alberta and across the country will provide breakout sessions on topics such as:

 - Art Critique and Assessment
 - Assessing Creativity
 - Focus on Formative Assessment
 - Relationships-First Assessment
 - Assessing Thinking Skills
 - Going Gradeless in Ontario
 - Pros & Cons of Proficiency Scales

Register soon!

Registration closes Wednesday, November 18, 2020

Visit aac.ab.ca for the latest conference information and updates.

Individual Registration (registering yourself or 1 person)

• Enter one (1) participant in the field below.
• If you are the 'Billing Contact' and a participant, you will need to enter your information again.
• Payment is required by credit card at the time of registration.

Group Registration

• Select the number of participants you want to register using the field below. 
• Be sure to add yourself as a participant if you plan to attend.
• Payment is required by credit card or purchase order at the time of registration.
• If you are not certain of the name(s) of those who will be attending, please enter your email address in the 'Participant Email' field and 'TBA' in the remaining participant contact information fields. 
• Contact Jennifer in the AAC office ([email protected]) to provide participant names once they are known or to make any changes.

Note: As per the AAC Registration Guidelines and Refund Policy, no refunds will be provided. 
If a participant is unable to attend, you have the option to transfer the registration to another person by contacting Jennifer ([email protected]). 

The Canadian Assessment for Learning Network provides a grant opportunity (up to $1000 per grant) to members of the network from across Canada to engage in purposeful inquiry about Formative Assessment/Assessment for Learning. The grants are intended to support educators using or planning to use the Spiral of Inquiry (click here for a Spiral of Inquiry overview) or similar collaborative inquiry process for professional learning in the area of Formative Assessment/Assessment for Learning. Learning from inquiry processes must be shared with other educators and presented at the AAC / CAfLN Conference in January and May.

Educators interested in this opportunity will need to attend all three conference dates this year, presenting on How Your Learning is Going at the January 23rd event, and the Lessons You Learned at the May 8th event.