Best Practices Forum: Skills and Knowledge Assessment in Industry

来自电气和电子工程师协会（IEEE）的建议，要求支持举办一个名为“最佳实践论坛：工业技能和知识评估”的研讨会。这个项目的目标是通过将商业组织、政府实体、大学和测试开发组织聚集在一起分享他们的经验来阐明技能评估。该论坛将于1996年4月举行，为期两天，执行由国家科学基金会和其他机构资助的2000年工业讲习班参与者提出的主要建议之一。工业2000的结果，记录在一份报告和视频中，定义了IEEE在终身教育中的参与，并影响了其在工业和高等教育中的组成部分。提议的最佳实践论坛的参与者将根据其他参与者及其组织的经验来解决实际问题。该论坛将侧重于审查现有项目，并确定评估工程技能的有意义、实用的方法。通过关注行业中的技能评估实践，论坛将为那些负责规划和开发相关本科和研究生课程以及行业相关研究的人员提供资源。除了提供一个分享思想和资源的论坛外，最佳实践论坛还将为IEEE提供一个了解行业需求的第一手机会。

Peter Wiesner Best Practices Forum: Skills and Knowledge Assessment in Industry Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) ENG-9632051 This proposal from the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE), requests support to conduct a workshop entitled Best Practices Forum: Skills and Knowledge Assessment in Industry. The goal of this project is to shed light on skills assessment by bringing together business organizations, government entities, university and test-development organizations to share their experiences. The forum will be a two day program in April 1996, implementing one of the major recommendations made by the participants of Industry 2000 Workshop, which was funded by NSF and other institutions. The results of Industry 2000, documented in a report and video, have defined the involvement of the IEEE in lifelong education and influence its constituents in industry and higher education. The participants of the proposed Best Practices Forum will grapple with practical issues based on the experience of fellow participants and their organizations. The forum will focus on reviewing existing projects and on identifying a meaningful, practical way to assess engineering skills. By focusing on skills assessment practices in industry, the forum will serve as a resource for those charged with planning and developing relevant undergraduate and graduate curricula as well as industry-related research, In addition to providing a forum where ideas and resources can be shared, Best Practices Forum will provide IEEE with an opportunity to learn about industry needs first hand.