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Very like a whale and Assessing and improving student writing in college represent much collective wisdom about writing in general and writing assessment in particular. Barbara Walvoord has been invaluable to writing program administrators (WPAs), both as a founding member of the Writing Across the Curriculum (WAC) movement and as an author of prior useful resource books on writing assessment such as Assessment clear and simple (2010), In their many books and articles, Ed White, Norbert Elliot, and Irv Peckham have mapped out the history of writing assessment as a field and contributed to major innovations in the field, crossing borders between educational measurement and writing studies. The recent books from these distinguished scholars and practitioners are timely and needed. As White, Elliot, and Peckham contend in Very like a whale, we are in a new era of writing assessment, the Age of Accountability. With higher education focusing more and more on assessment and accountability and New Books

Very Like a Whale: The Assessment of Writing Programs