Mix it up: Assessment alternatives
Assessing subject learning outcomes is the main focus of assessment, so analysing what you are looking for in the outcomes can help you define what skills and knowledge you are asking students to demonstrate.
Assessing subject learning outcomes is the main focus of assessment, so analysing what you are looking for in the outcomes can help you define what skills and knowledge you are asking students to demonstrate.
Where are the case studies and articles that help us to identify and celebrate our personal teaching triumphs?
Writing criteria and standards is a tough challenge many of us would rather prioritise to the bottom of the list!
Student learning is enhanced through online peer learning activities, facilitated by an online teacher, supporting the development of learning outcomes
Information on using Wikipedia in learning activities and assessments for students to create current content.
This week’s focus comes from
Item 8 of the Subject Experience Survey: This subject incorporated study of current content (e.g., up-to-date texts, research, issues, software, other learning resources).
This week’s focus comes from
Item 1of the Subject Experience Survey: The teaching staff in this subject were helpful and approachable.
Do you teach online?
Are you looking for ways to increase student engagement, retention and overall satisfaction?
This week’s focus comes from
Item 7 of the Subject Experience Survey: The learning activities in this subject (e.g., labs, lectures, assessment tasks, forum discussions, group work) created opportunities for me to learn from my peers.
This week’s focus comes from
Item 2 of the Subject Experience Survey: The teaching in this subject motivated me to learn.