Tag: Summative Assessment

Manifesto for Generative AI in Higher Education

Designing beyond detection #GenAIN3

Over the past year, one question has surfaced repeatedly in conversations about generative AI in higher education: “What do we

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Assessment in the Age of AI: Time for a Rethink?

Assessment in the age of AI: time for a rethink?

With the rapid advancement and availability of AI tools we have entered a new era in higher education, one where

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Learning design checklist

Jumping on the ChatGPT bandwagon again (I can’t resist, it’s almost addictive!) here’s a response from ChatGPGT4 when prompted with

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ChatGPT and education

I started this post as somewhere I can curate and make notes on what I’m reading about the OpenAI chat

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Improving your (Blackboard) course

Here are a few of my initial thoughts on finding myself a Blackboard user again after a four year absence.

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Learning or achievement?

Learning or achievement?

Irrespective of the assessment criteria or type of assessment used at the end of a course, we champion the achievement

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Exploring eAssessment, Lancaster #lancseassess

Today I attended the JISC RSC (Regional Support Centre) North West and eAssessment Association event ‘Exploring eAssessment‘ in the lovely

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Formative or Summative Assessment – what’s the difference?

These definitiona were originally posted on the CME.edu website – I’ve reproduced it here for all those (like me) who

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