Assessment as a learning process
Research has demonstrated numerous advantages to designing assessments in higher education as transparent learning processes. The rise of generative AI…
Research has demonstrated numerous advantages to designing assessments in higher education as transparent learning processes. The rise of generative AI…
Assessment design Debates about assessment design in light of generative AI have been ongoing, and often heated, since early 2023.…
In 2024, the Durham Learning & Teaching Conference theme was ‘Assessment for learning’. Our keynote speaker and colleagues from across…
Who? Anna Tilba is a Professor in Strategy and Governance at Durham Business School. What? In first-year module Strategy in…
Who? Marion Coderch & Laura Lewis are Assistant Professors (Teaching) at the Centre for Foreign Language Study. What? A portfolio-based…
Who? Dr Louise Gascoine is an Associate Professor in the School of Education. What? For a new, third-year module on…
Who? Rachel Avery is an Associate Professor (Teaching) in the Law School. What? A second-year module in commercial law that…
Who? Lindsay Jones teaches Politics at the International Study Centre (ISC). The ISC provides a ‘year 0’ programme that prepares…
Open book examinations are an assessment method designed to enable students to refer to class materials or notes as a…
Peer feedback is a guided process through which students provide each other with constructive comments on works-in-progress, drafts or finalised…
There are a variety of ways in which assessments within and across a programme can be diversified, providing students with…
Good essay design involves considering pedagogic and practical questions from before you set the topic all the way through to marking and…