Since 1995, the Iliad Assessment Center has been used to assess and provide feedback to more than 50,000 people in both academic and professional settings.
The skills assessed by Iliad were among the most common learning objectives identified in a survey of business school deans. The specific skills assessed during Iliad are:
- Decision-Making
- Teamwork
- Communication
- Leadership Initiative
- Planning and Organizing
- Attention to Detail
- Prioritization
- Writing Quality
The Assessment Center
Due to the large database of individuals assessed, an important feature of the Iliad Assessment Center is the ability to provide (norm referenced) feedback relative to all students in our database. These results can be interpreted at both the individual and the college level for maximum flexibility and utility.
For colleges, Iliad data can be used to measure assurance of learning (AOL) goals, and as a key part of a continuous improvement process. For students, Iliad data provide meaningful benchmarks for career development. CAPs offers universities a rare combination – an efficient and valid assessment tool, which benefits individual students as well.
