How Can We Move Towards Hybrid and Digital Form of Assessments
Our panel of specialist speakers delivered a timely session at The EdTech Summit, discussing the ways an education institution can successfully employ e-assessment.
This session includes best practice tips and real-life examples and focuses on the following key points:
- The disruption of traditional assessment caused by the lockdowns and the way forward
- Why should an institution use e-assessment and how to implement it?
- What are the pedagogical implications?
- What data should be collected and stored, and how should it be used in the fairest way possible?
Chaired By:
- Ian Myatt, Director of Insight, Channels & Educational Enterprise, University of Birmingham & Community Governor, Bishop Vesey's Grammar School
Session Speakers Include:
- Lawrie Phipps, Senior Research Lead, Jisc
- Steve Dew, Headteacher, Church Cowley St James
- Emma Ball, Head of Learning Technologies, Open Access and Library Services, Solihull College & University Centre
If you enjoyed this video and would like to see more discussions with the industries key voices in EdTech, you can check the EdTech Summit Blog for more.
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