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Assessment

How to use Crowdmark

These instructions are supplied for using Crowdmark, which is an online, collaborative grading and analytics tool for instructors and TAs. In this guide, you will be taken through how to access and set up your course in Crowdmark, create assessments, grade...

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Alternative forms of assessment

Although high-stakes exams have been a common assessment practice, many instructors are increasingly using alternative methods to promote other forms of learning while also offering flexibility for learners.Alternative assessment ideas While high stakes examinations...

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ePortfolio Assessment

ePortfolios offer an opportunity for authentic assessment in work-integrated learning situations that are variable, unpredictable and context specific (Ferns & Comfort, 2014; Ferns & Zegwaard, 2014). However, it also brings challenges, including difficulties...

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Grading student writing

In this guide, you will find the information you require to grade undergraduate student writing. This guide will help you grade fairly and efficiently, so that you can support students as they learn how to write.As an instructor, how can you use this guide to help...

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Grading Toolkit

The following toolkit was developed to assist University of Victoria Chairs and Directors to carry out responsibilities in relation to grading, and to facilitate discussion in their respective units. This Toolkit includes: Literature review about assessment and...

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Grading and Assessment

Assessment of learning through effective assignment design and effective grading is integral to the teaching process. At UVic all instructors and faculty are required to use the Senate-approved percentage grading scale. For instruction on how grading, please see the...

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Assessment points to consider

TerminologyAny mechanism instituted in a course to provide feedback and measure student learning, divided into two sub-categories: formative and summative.Assessment for learning that is primarily used to inform a student (through feedback by verbal, written or other...

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Providing Constructive Feedback

Feedback is an essential part of the learning experience for both students and instructors. The feedback you provide to instructors is a necessary part of a course. It helps your instructor understand and meet the needs students and can inform improving and further...

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