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DAF Project Dialogic Assessment and Feedback Martina A. Doolan & Paul Morris [email protected], [email protected] Introduction DAF is part of a social constructivist pedagogical approach which highlights the importance of a strong commitment to engaging with and investing in learners and formative assessment to benefit learners. Enhancing, Enriching, Engaging in dialogue with learners; is a key critical enabler of change in assessment and feedback practice. DAF is deeply rooted in a dialogue and partnership approach with learners. Learners Exploit the learning opportunities that learners bring to learning, teaching and assessment by engaging with learners in formative assessment: Planning, design, implementation, delivery, evaluation and continuous learning i n Partnership with learner-tutor, tutor- learner, learner-learner engagement DAF promotes a multi-way, interactive and dialogic engagement which shifts the emphasis from tutor to learner in deploying assessment practice and assessment feedback with learners, in-class, via mobile devices, and wikis. Outcomes Almost 100% engagement with learning Almost 100% attendance in class Enthusiasm, passion for subject and learning Strong commitment and relationship with tutor Core principles for “good” assessment and feedback practice Assessment materials, information. Digital resources Just-in-time assessment and feedback Efficiency gains Savings in staff time, cost, resources Highlights the Role of learner Highlights Role of tutor The Core Principles of DAF – The tutor’s role “out of the mouths of learners” Martina A. Doolan is a National Teaching Fellow, a Teaching Fellow , a Senior Blended Learning Teacher and a Principal lecturer in Computer Science. Paul Morris is a Senior lecturer in Computer Science and previously a technical manager in Computer Science. DAF is 5 years in the making and used in this project to support new members of staff tasked with curriculum design on a new course. DAF is a component of a wider study which resulted in the SLATE model Social Learning Assessment Technology in Education published in Educating Educators in Social Media [in press] “Role of the Tutor in Enabling Student Learning through the Use of a Wiki” (Doolan, 2010). SLATE and DAF are intended to provide guidance for academics on learning, teaching and assessment using a blended learning framework with roots grounded in the theory of Social Constructivism. Please contact Martina [email protected], phone +44(0) 1707 284311 Setting the learning environment To ‘blend’ face-to-face and technology learning experiences, ensuring learners feel fully supported, motivated and engaged in their own learning. Tutor time is needed for the up-front design, skills and time needed to use mobile devices such as flip camera and mps recorder. Skills needed to upload content onto chosen technology platform (in this case a wiki was chosen to extend the dialogic approach and provide an opportunity for tutors and learners alike to review, reflect on, and improve learning). ... Role of Learner Delivery and presentation by learners of a number of“ learning activities” as part of their formative assessment. Learners choose with whom, how, when, were and what Assessment FOR Learning. Self and peer review Self regulated assessment Self chosen topic Self chosen group Just-in-time assessment and feedback Dialogic redesign Evaluate along the way Record engagement Reuse recordings Feed forward rather than Feedback Learning activities and learning from formative assessment culminate into the summative final year Exam Assessment OF Learning. The Focus is on Assessment FOR Learning. Key Considerations The tutor’s role “out of the mouths of learners” Smile Approach (non-didactic rather socially constructed) Equal Respect Approachable Shows interest Gives time Communicates Sets framework Provides choice Continuing learning Changeable and aligned with learner ... DAF is funded by: Implications on Educator Know the Subject, know how to Teach , Know Learners Culture shift: open, transparent, show what works, in addition to what does not work Trial and Error – Learn by mistakes Share with learners and colleagues, “We are people” [sic] Embrace Change – listen to learners, colleagues Be mindful of “real” incentives for improvement at the chalk face “Listen to Students” [sic] Shift from tutor to learner – Take the risk Tutor front-loaded

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DAF ProjectDialogic Assessment and Feedback

Martina A. Doolan & Paul Morris

[email protected], [email protected]

Introduction

DAF is part of a social constructivist pedagogical approach which highlights the importance of a strong commitment to engaging with and investing in learners and formative assessment to benefit learners. Enhancing, Enriching, Engaging in dialogue with learners; is a key critical enabler of change in assessment and feedback practice. DAF is deeply rooted in a dialogue and partnership approach with learners.

Learners

Exploit the learning opportunities that learners bring to learning, teaching and assessment by engaging with learners in formative assessment:

Planning, design, implementation, delivery, evaluation and continuous learning in

Partnership with learner-tutor, tutor-learner, learner-learner engagement

DAF promotesa multi-way, interactive and dialogic engagement which shifts the emphasis from tutor to learner in deploying assessment practice and assessment feedback with learners, in-class, via mobile devices, and wikis.

Outcomes Almost 100% engagement with learningAlmost 100% attendance in classEnthusiasm, passion for subject and learningStrong commitment and relationship with tutorCore principles for “good” assessment and

feedback practice Assessment materials, information.Digital resources Just-in-time assessment and feedbackEfficiency gainsSavings in staff time, cost, resources Highlights the Role of learnerHighlights Role of tutor

The Core Principles of DAF – The tutor’s role “out of the mouths of learners”

Martina A. Doolan is a National Teaching Fellow, a Teaching Fellow , a Senior Blended Learning Teacher and a Principal lecturer in Computer Science.

Paul Morris is a Senior lecturer in Computer Science and previously a technical manager in Computer Science.

DAF is 5 years in the making and used in this project to support new members of staff tasked with curriculum design on a new course. DAF is a component of a wider study which resulted in the SLATE model Social Learning Assessment Technology in Education published in Educating Educators in Social Media [in press] “Role of the Tutor in Enabling Student Learning through the Use of a Wiki” (Doolan, 2010). SLATE and DAF are intended to provide guidance for academics on learning, teaching and assessment using a blended learning framework with roots grounded in the theory of Social Constructivism. Please contact Martina [email protected], phone +44(0) 1707 284311

Setting the learning environment

To ‘blend’ face-to-face and technology learning experiences, ensuring learners feel fully supported, motivated and engaged in their own learning.

Tutor time is needed for the up-front design, skills and time needed to use mobile devices such as flip camera and mps recorder. Skills needed to upload content onto chosen technology platform (in this case a wiki was chosen to extend the dialogic approach and provide an opportunity for tutors and learners alike to review, reflect on, and improve learning)....

Role of Learner

Delivery and presentation by learners of anumber of“ learning activities” as part of their formative assessment. Learners choose with whom, how, when, were and whatAssessment FOR Learning. Self and peer review Self regulated assessment Self chosen topic Self chosen group Just-in-time assessment and feedback Dialogic redesign

Evaluate along the way Record engagement Reuse recordings Feed forward rather than Feedback

Learning activities and learning from formative assessment culminate into thesummative final year Exam Assessment OF Learning.

The Focus is on Assessment FOR Learning.

Key ConsiderationsThe tutor’s role “out of the mouths of learners”

SmileApproach (non-didactic rather socially

constructed)EqualRespectApproachable Shows interestGives timeCommunicatesSets frameworkProvides choiceContinuing learningChangeable and aligned with learner...

DAF is funded by:

Implications on Educator

Know the Subject, know how to Teach , Know Learners

Culture shift:open, transparent, show what works, in addition to what

does not workTrial and Error – Learn by mistakesShare with learners and colleagues, “We are people” [sic]Embrace Change – listen to learners, colleaguesBe mindful of “real” incentives for improvement at the chalk

face“Listen to Students” [sic]

Shift from tutor to learner – Take the risk

Tutor front-loaded

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