INFO 294 Learning Outcomes

After successfully applying to an internship site, the student must create a set of Learning Outcomes, which are statements that describe what the students will have learned and are able to do by the end of the semester as a result of engaging in the internship. These statements should focus on the acquisition of observable and measurable knowledge, skills and abilities.

IMPORTANT:  Learning outcomes should not be broad and overarching but address the specific day-to-day job duties.

The learning outcomes and internship responsibilities should be agreed on in consultation with the internship site supervisor, and a statement of those outcomes submitted to the appropriate internship faculty supervisor (via the Professional Experience: Internship – Student Application form) for approval before the internship begins.

For more information and how to write your INFO 294 learning outcomes, see:

• Bloom’s Taxonomy of Learning
• Bloom’s Taxonomy Revised
• Writing Learning Outcomes
• Learning Outcomes as Learning Expectations

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