You've got the power: student co-creation of non-weighted portfolio assessment

  • Portia Ungley

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    Abstract

    Student engagement is predicated on innovative and timely assessment design. In this session, I will show how the development of a module in which students define the main thrust of their assessment within the framework of a non-weighted portfolio has had positive effects, both intended and unintended. The transferral of power to the students is designed to allow responsibility in learning to come to the fore and ties to transferable professional skills. The module in which this has been tested over the last five years draws on ideas of generative teaching and learning - a developmental experience for both staff and students, again redistributing power. This session will lay out the theoretical underpinnings as well as the module exemplar, and asks whether fundamentally good assessment design is based on equity of engagement from all par- ties, from students and staff to external examiners and support staff.
    Original languageEnglish
    Publication statusPublished - 13 Sept 2018
    EventSimply Better : Researching Assessment Practices - Improving Student Outcomes - Southampton, U.K.
    Duration: 13 Sept 201813 Sept 2018

    Conference

    ConferenceSimply Better : Researching Assessment Practices - Improving Student Outcomes
    Period13/09/1813/09/18

    Bibliographical note

    Organising Body: Universities of Southampton, Surrey and Kingston

    Keywords

    • Assessment Design
    • Co-creation
    • Education
    • Power
    • Responsibility

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