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Paper presentation at EUNIS 2013 conference in Riga, Latvia. Summary of challenges and approaches from the Jisc Assessment and Feedback programme.
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Supporting assessment and feedback practice with technology: a view of the UK landscape
Marianne Sheppard and Dr Gill Ferrell, Jisc infoNetEUNIS 2013
11 April 2023 EUNIS Conference 2013, Riga
UK Context
Area of highest student dissatisfaction - National Student Survey scores
Drivers to enhance the student experience vs. increasing resource constraints
Workload burden – academic and administrative
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11 April 2023 EUNIS Conference 2013, Riga
Addressing the challenges
Jisc Assessment and Feedback programme (2011-2014)
20 projects and 25 institutions involved across the UK
3 strands focused on institutional change, evaluation of technologies and software development
Supporting large-scale changes to assessment and feedback practice through technology
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www.jisc.ac.uk/assessmentandfeedback
11 April 2023 EUNIS Conference 2013, Riga
Strategy and policy
Infrastructure
Assessment and feedback practice
Engagement
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Assessment and feedback challenges
11 April 2023 EUNIS Conference 2013, Riga
Technology
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Assessment Practice
Assessment Management
Managing change
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Feedback
Engaging learners with feedback
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Assessment Practice
University of Westminster: Reflecting on feedback
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‘It has helped I think because since then my marks have shot up.”’
Employability
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Assessment Practice
University of Exeter: Technology “Top Trumps”
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Assessment managementAssessment Management
Manchester Metropolitan University: Assessment Lifecycle
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Manchester Metropolitan University Assessment Lifecycle (TRAFFIC project)
MMU: e-Submission
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Manchester Metropolitan University Assessment Lifecycle (TRAFFIC project)
University of Huddersfield: e-Submission
Benefits Increased control and agency Reduced anxiety Improved privacy and security Increased efficiency and convenience Feedback which is clearer and easier to
engage with, understand and access for later use
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University of Huddersfield (EBEAM project)
Open approaches and standards
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University of Nottingham (Rogō OSS project)
Kingston University (Uniqurate project)
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From principles to practiceManaging change
Principles as discourse for change
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Jisc Resources
http://bit.ly/jiscdsaf
