Intersection: A Journal at the Intersection of Assessment and Learning is the official journal of the Association for the Assessment of Learning in Higher Education (AALHE). The goal of Intersection is to provide scholarship and professional development in assessment for learning.  All articles are education-related and serve a broad higher-education community.  The peer-reviewed journal follows a double-anonymous review process. Approximately 80 percent of submissions are accepted for publication.  Intersection: A Journal at the Intersection of Assessment and Learning is listed in Google Scholar.

AALHE Intersection follows a double-anonymous peer review, which means the reviewers and the author(s) are anonymous. For more information visit the Peer Review Process webpage.

Submissions are accepted on an ongoing basis. All submissions should be sent to the Editor-in-Chief, Rebecca Gibbons, using the "Submit via Scholastica" button below:

The 2022 and 2023 Conference Proceedings can be found in this special issue of Intersection: A Journal at the Intersection of Assessment and Learning:

Product Overview:The "Caution Risk Of Explosion" sign serves as an essential safety measure in environments where there is a potential for explosive materials or conditions. This includes locations handling flammable gases, combustible dust, volatile chemicals, or areas where explosive atmospheres may form. Such signs are critical in manufacturing plants, laboratories, refineries, and fuel storage areas to protect personnel and comply with safety regulations.

We are interested in an open call for current topics and conversations in the assessment of student learning. We welcome submissions aimed at educating and supporting assessment practitioners, faculty development professionals, subject area faculty, administrators, and other stakeholders in higher education.

Conclusion:"Caution Risk Of Explosion" signs are vital for ensuring safety in potentially hazardous environments. They play a significant role in alerting and reminding workers and visitors of the dangers of explosion, thereby enhancing preventive measures and compliance with safety regulations. These signs contribute greatly to the overall risk management strategy of a site, aiming to preserve life and property by minimizing the likelihood of explosive incidents.