The four UK HE funding bodies held two events in September 2017 to seek early views from the sector on aspects of a national feedback survey for taught postgraduate students on which we intend to consult formally in early 2018.
The four UK HE funding bodies held two events in September 2017 to seek early views from the sector on aspects of a national feedback survey for taught postgraduate students on which we intend to consult formally in early 2018.
The four UK HE funding bodies held two events in September 2017 to seek early views from the sector on aspects of a national feedback survey for taught postgraduate students on which we intend to consult formally in early 2018.
The four UK HE funding bodies held two events in September 2017 to seek early views from the sector on aspects of a national feedback survey for taught postgraduate students on which we intend to consult formally in early 2018.
This presentation is linked to a workshop presented at the HEA Enhancement event 'Ways of knowing, ways of learning: innovation in pedagogy for graduate success'. The blog post that accompanies this presentation can be accessed via http://bit.ly/1yYJket
This presentation is linked to a workshop presented at the HEA Enhancement event 'Ways of knowing, ways of learning: innovation in pedagogy for graduate success'. The blog post that accompanies this presentation can be accessed via http://bit.ly/1yYJket
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Prepare a presentation or a paper using research, basic comparative analysis, data organization and application of economic information. You will make an informed assessment of an economic climate outside of the United States to accomplish an entertainment industry objective.
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Digital Tools and AI for Teaching Learning and Research
Assessment
1. Presentation Title in Assessment
Developing Good Practice
Example
Author: Simon Haslett
A selfOctober 2009
15th
study guide
2. Developing Good Practice in Assessment
1. Chapter objectives
2. Who cares about assessment?
3. Purposes of assessment
4. The assessment process
5. Modes of assessment
6. Key issues in assessment
7. Developing assessment for learning
8. Bibliography
3. 1: Chapter objectives
• to identify the multiple purposes of assessment
• to describe key terms and concepts in assessment
• to reflect on and develop own assessment practices
4. 2: Who cares about assessment?
• There are a range of “stakeholders” who have an
interest in the assessment process including:
– The students themselves
– The university department
– Current or future student employers
• Reflect upon which stakeholders are the most powerful
in influencing assessment practices in your own
teaching.
5. 3: Purposes of assessment
• Different stakeholders have different areas of interest in
assessment.
• Reflect upon who is likely to be interested in the following
purposes of assessment?
– Diagnosis of individual learning/progress checking
– Informing further learning and teaching
– Ranking and selection (e.g. for further study or particular
professions)
– Organisational quality control
– Accreditation and certification
• Look at the simple diagram on slide 4: this suggests differing
purposes of assessment at different stages too
7. 5: Modes of assessment
• Much assessment in HE nowadays is measured against
learning outcomes i.e. it is criterion-referenced. However,
there are other modes:
– norm-referenced assessment
• results are relative to the cohort e.g. the top 20% get the top
grade (regardless of mark)
• pass marks etc. may go up or down year on year, depending
on the difficulty of the assessment
– criterion-referenced
• students measured against outcomes or criteria i.e. the
student can…
• usually transparent (everyone has access to the criteria)
– ipsative
• student sets own goals
• performance is measured against own previous work
8. 6: Key issues in assessment
• Go to the library room to read
Bloxham & Boyd (2007) chapter 3:The conflicting purposes of
assessment
• Review the case studies in Bloxham & Boyd and note the
importance of ensuring that our assessment practices
are:
– Valid
– Reliable
– Transparent
9. 7: Developing assessment for learning
• Choose one of the following learning tools (it should be
one that you could use in your own teaching, though
ideally it will be new to you):
– Reflective learning journal
– Web page, wiki, discussion forum or other online tool
– Poster presentation
– Small group collaborative project
• Consider its use as an assessment tool:
– Strengths and weaknesses (in terms of validity, reliability,
transparency etc.)
– Its suitability for peer/self assessment
– Where in the assessment process/cycle it might work best
10. 11. Bibliography
• BLOXHAM, S. & BOYD, P. (2007) Developing Effective
Assessment in Higher Education Maidenhead,
Berkshire. Open University Press
• BOUD, D. & FALCHIKOV, N. (2007) Rethinking
Assessment in Higher Education: learning for the
longer term London. Routledge
• EAST, R. (2008) Effective Assessment Strategies in
Law [on-line]
www.ukcle.ac.uk/resources/assessment/effective.html
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