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Comparative judgment within online assessment

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Subtitle:exploring students feedback reactions
Nowadays, comparative judgment (CJ) emerged as an alternative method for assessing competences and performances (e.g. Pollitt, 2012). In this method, various assessors compare independently several representations of different students and decide each time which of them demonstrate the best performance of the given competence. This study investigated students attitudes (honesty, relevancy and trustworthiness) towards feedback that is based upon this method. Additionally, it studied the importance of specific tips in CJ-based feedback.
Book: Computer Assisted Assessment. Research into E-Assessment. 18th International Conference, CAA 2015, Zeist, The Netherlands, June 2223, 2015. Proceedings. / Ras, E. [edit.]; Joosten-ten Brinke, D. [edit.]
Pages: 69 - 79
ISBN:978-3-319-27703-5
Publication year:2015
Keywords:P1 Proceeding
BOF-keylabel:yes
Authors from:Higher Education
Accessibility:Closed

Authors/publisher

  • Anneleen V. Mortier (Author)
  • Peter Vlerick (Author)
  • Sven De Maeyer (Author)
  • Springer-verlag berlin, Berlin (Publisher)

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  • Computer Assisted Assessment. Research into E-Assessment. 18th International Conference, CAA 2015, Zeist, The Netherlands, June 2223, 2015. Proceedings. / Ras, E. [edit.]; Joosten-ten Brinke, D. [edit.] (Conference)