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Recently there has been a marked increase of interest globally in the potential for online education to meet the needs of a student population which may not live in close proximity to the campus provision for their chosen course/programme. Furthermore, students who follow a course online need to be assured that their assessments are, as far as possible, on a par with those taken in a traditional examination environment with invigilators in attendance. Secure and reliable provision for remote assessment as outlined by Ullah Xiao and Barker (2016) and the potential legal requirements which need to be in place when using live proctoring for examinations is the core of the research investigated by the project partners. The student experience also needs to be paramount in the use of online proctoring to make it viable (Lilley, Meere and Barker, 2016) and this is a further area of research being undertaken (Jefferies et al, 2017).
This poster presents the six areas of Intellectual Outputs and their associated research foci which were commissioned through the project and explains the engagement of the different European partners.
References
Jefferies, A. Barton, K., Meere, J., Perumunagama, S., Pyper, A., Yip,A. (2017) Trialling Online Proctoring for E-assessments: Early Outcomes from the Erasmus+ OP4RE Project (under review for Proceedings of 16th ECEL 2017)
Lilley, M, Meere, J and Barker, T (2016) Remote Live Invigilation: A Pilot Study. Journal of
Interactive Media in Education, 2016(1): 6, pp. 1–5,
OP4RE (2017) Available online at: http://www.onlineproctoring.eu/en/home/
Ullah, A., Xiao, H., & Barker, T. (2016). A classification of threats to remote online examinations. In Proceedings of 7th IEEE Annual Information Technology, Electronics and Mobile Communication Conference (IEMCON), 2016 pp. 1–7
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