
A general introduction and overview of the course 'Outcome Based Education & Academic Quality Assurance"
What is the difference between 'output' and 'outcome'
What is the difference between 'competence' and 'qualification'
Building competence in student is important
Teaching is only effective if it results in effective learning
What is the difference between traditional education system and Outcome Based Education?
What are the benefits of OBE ?
What are the drawbacks of OBE ?
Which countries have successfully adopted OBE ?
Introduction to three domains of Bloom's Taxonomy
The six levels of Bloom's Cognitive Domain
The revision in Bloom's Taxonomy (Cognitive Domain)
Linking subject and program goals in accordance with the Bloom's Taxonomy
How to use bloom's taxonomy from practical point of view ?
Examples of common mistakes in making papers which are not aligned with Bloom's Taxonomy
Common mistakes by authors in making textbooks which are not aligned with Bloom's Taxonomy
An outstanding lecture example with higher cognitive level
Good questions leads to good learning outcomes
Quality of questions must be aligned with educational goals
The bloom's second domain dealing with students emotions and feelings
Understanding Affective domain
A theory on types of learning abilities
The third bloom's domain dealing with the outcomes of students related to their 'skills'
Summary on Bloom's Taxonomy
SOLO: Structure of the Observed Learning Outcomes
Understanding SOLO
Overview of Kirkpatrick Training Evaluation Model
Examples of Kirkpatrick Model
Overview of Multiple Intelligences of Howard Gardner
Measuring Multiple Intelligences
Constructive Alignment is a crucial step for Quality programs
An important skill for every teacher
How teachers can link their lectures with Students Learning Outcomes ?
Example of creative reports measuring learning outcomes
Students Learning Outcomes (SLOs); An introduction
Key differences
Key questions when writing SLOs
How to start writing SLOs
Requirements for SLOs
How to write structured SLOs
Learning from bad experiencing
An important emerging skill for teachers
Comprehensive guidelines on writing SLOs
Good examples on SLOs
Key points when starting SLOs
Misunderstanding on SLOs
Examples of Common Core Standards
Fundamentals of QA
Academic Quality
QA Terminologies
QA Terminologies
QA Terminologies
After school tuition is a crisis
Academic vs Service Quality
QA is not an ordinary process
QA program requires a model framework
QA is an important part of institutional plan
performance is measured objectively
Some accreditation bodies require mission statements
Every good national educational plan needs Quality objectives
Common errors teachers make
Highly qualified does not mean high quality
One sided vs two sided teaching
Teachers development is a process by itself
Important QA initiatives for teaching
What does QA in Curriculum means
Syllabus is not equal to curriculum
Curriculum is used for subjects and programs
Process for curriculum development
Textbook should be selected carefully
QA in curriculum required a process
Master Course for Teachers' Development:
Outcome Based Education and Academic Quality Assurance
Outcome-Based Education (OBE) has become a central requirement in modern education systems, accreditation frameworks, and academic quality assurance practices. Institutions are increasingly expected to demonstrate clear learning outcomes, aligned curricula, effective assessments, and evidence-based improvement in teaching and learning.
This course, Outcome-Based Education (OBE) and Academic Quality Assurance, is designed for teachers, faculty members, academic leaders, and quality assurance professionals who seek a structured, practical, and standards-aligned understanding of OBE and its role in improving educational quality.
Rather than focusing on motivational teaching techniques alone, this course addresses how teaching, learning, assessment, and quality assurance work together as a system. It explains how to design and implement Course Learning Outcomes (CLOs), Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs), aligned curricula, and assessment strategies that support measurable student achievement and institutional accountability.
Participants will gain practical insight into:
learning taxonomies such as Bloom’s, SOLO, and related frameworks,
constructive alignment between outcomes, teaching strategies, and assessments,
formative and summative assessment design,
feedback and evaluation for learning improvement, and
the role of academic KPIs, accreditation standards, and quality assurance systems in sustaining teaching excellence.
The course also connects OBE with academic quality assurance and accreditation expectations, helping institutions and educators understand how learning outcomes are monitored, reviewed, and improved at course, program, and institutional levels.
This program is suitable for:
faculty members aiming to improve teaching effectiveness,
academic leaders responsible for curriculum and program quality,
quality assurance and QEC professionals supporting accreditation and audits, and
educators seeking to align teaching practices with international quality standards.
By the end of this course, participants will be able to design outcome-aligned teaching and assessment systems, contribute effectively to academic quality assurance processes, and support continuous improvement in education.C