This contribution will report on, and evaluate, the use of multiple-choice questions, in both continuous assessment and terminal examination modes, on a first year module in electrical engineering at Dublin Institute of Technology. The author’s experiences are that multiple-choice questions tend to be student friendly (e.g. given a choice in a terminal examination, students will opt to attempt the questions with multiple choice parts). The author has used the assessment method over three academic years, and some assessment data is reported and analysed in the contribution. The pedagogical approach is explicitly pragmatic
Licensed aircraft engineers under the European Aviation Safety Agency, EASA, undertake academic trai...
Aim/Purpose The aim of this study is to understand student’s opinions and perceptions about e-asses...
Increasingly, academics are confronted with issues associated with assessment in large classes, aris...
This contribution will report on, and evaluate, the use of multiple-choice questions, in both contin...
This contribution evaluates the use of multiple-choice questions, in both formative and summative as...
Abstract: This contribution will report on, and evaluate, the use of multiple-choice questions, in b...
This paper reflects on, reports on and evaluates the use of multiple-choice questions, in both forma...
This contribution evaluates the use of multiple-choice questions, in both formative and summative as...
Research into applying Multiple-Choice Questions (MCQs) as a methodology for summative assessment ha...
This paper reflects on, reports on and evaluates the use of multiple-choice questions, in both forma...
In this study we analyze the outcome of introducing Multiple-Choice (MC) questions to assess enginee...
This contribution critically analyses the assessment strategies used on the core Electrical Systems ...
Multiple-choice questions (MPQ) are considered an objective way for testing large groups, and allow ...
Are Multiple-Choice Questions Suitable for a Final Examination in a STEMCourse?With decreasing budge...
Although computer-aided assessment has been developed since late 1980’s, advantages and disadvantage...
Licensed aircraft engineers under the European Aviation Safety Agency, EASA, undertake academic trai...
Aim/Purpose The aim of this study is to understand student’s opinions and perceptions about e-asses...
Increasingly, academics are confronted with issues associated with assessment in large classes, aris...
This contribution will report on, and evaluate, the use of multiple-choice questions, in both contin...
This contribution evaluates the use of multiple-choice questions, in both formative and summative as...
Abstract: This contribution will report on, and evaluate, the use of multiple-choice questions, in b...
This paper reflects on, reports on and evaluates the use of multiple-choice questions, in both forma...
This contribution evaluates the use of multiple-choice questions, in both formative and summative as...
Research into applying Multiple-Choice Questions (MCQs) as a methodology for summative assessment ha...
This paper reflects on, reports on and evaluates the use of multiple-choice questions, in both forma...
In this study we analyze the outcome of introducing Multiple-Choice (MC) questions to assess enginee...
This contribution critically analyses the assessment strategies used on the core Electrical Systems ...
Multiple-choice questions (MPQ) are considered an objective way for testing large groups, and allow ...
Are Multiple-Choice Questions Suitable for a Final Examination in a STEMCourse?With decreasing budge...
Although computer-aided assessment has been developed since late 1980’s, advantages and disadvantage...
Licensed aircraft engineers under the European Aviation Safety Agency, EASA, undertake academic trai...
Aim/Purpose The aim of this study is to understand student’s opinions and perceptions about e-asses...
Increasingly, academics are confronted with issues associated with assessment in large classes, aris...