Developing e-assessments for effective learning
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The document discusses developing e-assessments beyond traditional essays and multiple choice tests. It suggests that students could demonstrate their skills through realistic simulations using different technologies or by building reflective online journals. Students could also work alone or together in virtual worlds to construct environments, items, and artwork to showcase creative abilities. The goal is to help students succeed using new forms of electronic assessments.
Developing e-assessments for effective learning
- 1. Moving on from Essays and Multiple Choice: developing e-assessments for effective learning Prof Liz Falconer Director Education Innovation Centre
- 2. Forms of e-assessment Word-processed essays that are electronically submitted Computer-based assessments that are marked by computer systems Most frequently are …
- 4. But what else could we do? Students can use a range of technologies to practice applying their skills in realistic simulations, demonstrating how they can apply a thorough understanding of theory in practical situations.
- 5. But what else could we do? Students can build reflective online journals during the course of their studies. I think therefore I blog
- 6. But what else could we do? In environments like virtual worlds, students can work alone or together to construct environments, items, buildings, machines and artwork, and demonstrate a wide range of creative abilities.
- 7. Let’s help students to be successful!