Tag Archives: CAA 2013

E-assessment: past, present and future

Posted on July 12, 2013 by Sally Jordan

I have recently submitted a review with the title ‘E-assessment: past, present and future’. I think it is quite good, but I don’t yet know whether others agree with me!  Imagine what I felt when I realised that Thomas Hench … Continue reading →

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Staff engagement with e-assessment

Posted on July 11, 2013 by Sally Jordan

More reflections from CAA2013 (held in Southampton, just down the road from the Isle of Wight ferry terminal – shown)… In the opening keynote, Don Mackenzie talked about the ‘rise and rise of multiple-choice questions’. This was interesting, because he was … Continue reading →

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The Cargo Cult

Posted on July 11, 2013 by Sally Jordan

I suspect that this reflection from the 14th International Computer Aided Conference (CAA2013) may not go down well with all of my readers. I refer to the mention in several papers of the use of technology in teaching and learning … Continue reading →

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