8. A&F Example Scenario: Improve dissertation standards, module level. Why: To bridge gap between module-based assignments and independent research.
9. A&F Example Scenario: Improve feedback methods, module level. Why: Students fail to engage with written assessment feedback.
10. A&F Example Scenario: ‘Reflect on Me’. Why: To allow students to develop skills and share these across modules.
11. A&F Example Scenario: Improve student engagement. Why: Course up for revalidation – going to be using a blended approach (combination of block face-to-face teaching and online learning).
12. A&F Example Scenario: Effective use of an ePortfolio, module level. Why: Course up for revalidation – artefacts could be useful beyond the module.
13. A&F Example Example assessment and feedback output from workshop with PhD students as part of an ‘Assessment for Learning’ session with their lecturer.
28. Further information Project blog: http://viewpoints.ulster.ac.uk CIES R&R Programme: http://www.cetl.ulster.ac.uk/elearning/rrs/ RLO CETL: http://www.rlo-cetl.ac.uk Dr Alan Masson, Project Director - [email_address] Catherine O’Donnell, Academic E-Learning Consultant - [email_address] Karen Virapen, Instructional Technologist – [email_address] Jill Harrison, Instructional Technologist – [email_address] Dr Vilinda Ross, Research Fellow – [email_address]
Hinweis der Redaktion
Welcome and Introduction (5 minutes) Group work task 1: Consider given strand, scenario and record objective(s) (5 minutes) Group work task 2: Select principles (5 minutes) Group work task 3: Map principles to student learning timeline (5 minutes) Group work task 4: Select implementation ideas (15 minutes) Group work task 5: Tailor a solution (5 minutes) Group work task 6: Share outputs and feedback: (15 minutes) Compare and share outputs (15 minutes) Conclusion and questions (5 minutes)
Will draw attention to video so they can look at it in time
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I think should only give out 1 set of cards initially and extra sets at next task.