COVID-19 – a catalyst for change?
Almost five years to the day after the start of the UK’s second national lockdown which returned all Universities to… View Article
Leave a commentAlmost five years to the day after the start of the UK’s second national lockdown which returned all Universities to… View Article
Leave a commentThe Digital assessment special interest group will be hosting a webinar on Digital exams and paper script scanning on the… View Article
Leave a commentWith the rapid rise of generative AI and growing student cohorts, universities are under pressure to rethink traditional assessment practices.… View Article
Leave a commentHi there everyone, welcome to ALT Digital Assessment (SIG)’s first blog post! Our group is dedicated to exploring and advancing… View Article
Leave a commentThe rise of generative AI has sparked a significant debate across the educational sector. Many teaching practitioners are grappling with… View Article
Leave a commentWithin this blog post, I will try to dispel some of them, and offer my take on real impacts that… View Article
1 CommentAuthentic Assessment: An example. How we replicated the format of questions used within the PSA, within 1Med Learn (a bespoke… View Article
1 CommentArtificial intelligence has long been touted to change the world as we know it. Long gone is the excitement surrounding… View Article
Leave a commentSpring is springing! Our spring meeting of the ALT East Midlands Learning Technologists group (EMLT) is due to take place on Thursday 11th April 2018 from 12:00-16:00 at Loughborough University. The theme this time is… Designing assessments for anonymous marking This event will explore anonymous marking and how we need to think carefully about how […] View Article
Leave a commentWhat could be better that a coffee and a chat? Lisa Donaldson harnessed the power of the coffee break to curate a useful selection of examples of practice across disciplines of the use of e-portfolios in assessment. We met up for a coffee and a chat to capture her experiences arising from an unconference in […] View Article
Leave a commentThe e-book Assessment, feedback and technology: contexts and case studies in Bloomsbury, co-edited by Leo Havemann and Sarah Sherman, shared… View Article
Leave a commentSince 2015 Brunel University London has been running a pilot programme testing the feasibility of digital written exams. The approach… View Article
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