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5/10 ‘Must try harder': applying technology to the management of assessment and feedback

Author(s)
Ferrell, Gill
Gray, Lisa
Keywords

assessment

business processes

educational principle...

feedback

feed forward

formative

integration

life-cycle

online submission

online marking

pedagogy

summative

Issue Date
2015
Publisher
EUNIS
Type
Article
Journal
EUNIS Journal of Higher Education
Abstract
This paper focuses on the information systems that are being used in support of assessment and feedback activities. It takes a generic ‘life-cycle’ view of the overall process and looks at how systems (particularly commercial off-the-shelf systems) relate to academic practice. Throughout the paper the term electronic management of assessment (EMA) is used to describe the way that technology can be used to support the management of the whole assessment and feedback lifecycle, including the electronic submission of assignments, marking, feedback and the return of marks and feedback to students. We look at common issues in the fit between systems and practice and measures that are being taken to address the issues and fill the gaps.
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https://dspacecris.eurocris.org/handle/11366/473
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5/10 ‘Must try harder': applying technology to the management of assessment and feedback
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