Designing assessment as a learning journey in language studies
byIn 2018, I found myself reflecting on a question that many language teachers have probably asked at some point: How do we create opportunities…
In 2018, I found myself reflecting on a question that many language teachers have probably asked at some point: How do we create opportunities…
In many group presentations, only one part of the room is really active: the group at the front. The rest of the class is…
In a recent assessment, I asked students to do something that sounded fairly simple: find references to support a set of assumptions used in…
Multiple Choice Question (MCQ) quizzes have long been part of many assessment plans. But with easy access to AI and its phenomenally rapid performance…
Starting university can feel exciting, but it can also feel daunting. New students are not just learning content. They are learning how university works,…
For most Honours students, the thesis represents the culmination of their year’s work, a single written document that stands as the primary evidence of…
Recent challenges with open written assessments There has been an understandable focus on secure assessments lately, but not all assessments can be secured, and…
The ability and availability of generative AI tools — which can complete many of our assessments, including quizzes, assignments, reports, reflections and presentations, potentially…
Purpose of this guide This guide supports markers working with open (Lane”2) assessments which are designed as assessment for learning and where any AI…
How do we help students become independent, self-directed learners, especially when AI tools make it tempting to skip the hard and deep thinking? Self-regulated…