Faculty examine the adequacy of measures prior to and after assessment. There is little if any collective analysis or discussion about results. There is little if any analysis of student learning. Results are unrelated to decision making. Results are viewed as the endpoint of the assessment process.
Results have no relationship to teaching and learning in the department.
Assessment does not lead to changes in teaching. Students do not receive feedback. An individual or small group tends to analyze results. A nalysis tends to be based on intuitive beliefs or about learning. Occasionally results influence departmental decisions.