Therese O'Sullivan shares her experiences in how online assessment can be done in the age of artificial intelligence with the example of a digital decision index assessment.
Katie Burke, David Roy, Sian Chapman, William Baker, Amy Hamilton, & Katie Hotko encourage us to consider a praxis-based assessment approach to create space for reflection and to humanise the learning process.
James Tsatsaronis explores assessing the process and the product where students solve complex problems in small groups, as a means of ensuring assessments maintain security and validity.
Daniel Andrews discusses strategies for encouraging students to move beyond surface learning strategies to develop and deep understanding during their studies.
Daniela Castro de Jong & Priya Khanna liken the programmatic assessment journey to that of a long road trip, difficult at times, but certainly worthwhile!
Samantha Newell outlines the importance of constructive alignment & scaffolding skills, such as team work, through learning activities & formative assessments