In this paper we highlight some of the issues surrounding the delivery of fieldwork modules, using archaeological excavation as an example. There are a whole range of issues surrounding the assessment of fieldwork-based modules, and here we detail approaches we have adopted to ensure consistent delivery and assessment methods. In particular, we have written and launched a web resource which can be used to assist with both the delivery and assessment of fieldwork. Finally, we discuss issues surrounding feedback, and suggest a method for enhancing students’ feedback on field-based modules
In 2009 we produced a series of edited video clips to demonstrate practical methods to archaeology s...
Programs in palaeoanthropology (the study of human evolution) do not often provide professional fiel...
Includes bibliographical references.The history of educational archaeology in South Africa and the i...
In this paper we highlight some of the issues surrounding the delivery of fieldwork modules, using a...
In this paper we highlight some of the issues surrounding the delivery of fieldwork modules, using a...
Most archaeology students first experience field work during a field school aimed at upper-division ...
This paper outlines a case study of an assessment development process which contrasts with more rece...
The aim of this paper is to present a pedagogical development project which focuses upon student int...
The discipline of archaeology has changed a great deal over the last 20 years and this carries great...
Results from the largest survey of professional Australian archaeologists ever undertaken are consid...
A shift in emphasis from educational inputs to academic outcomes as the basis for judgements of educ...
How are difficult and often unfamiliar concepts best taught in the classroom in ways that the inform...
Participation in an archaeological field school is the entry point to a professional career in the d...
One of the challenges for module and academic programme coordinators is having to simultaneously mea...
There is often a disconnect between archaeology and the education system. Archaeologists, as well as...
In 2009 we produced a series of edited video clips to demonstrate practical methods to archaeology s...
Programs in palaeoanthropology (the study of human evolution) do not often provide professional fiel...
Includes bibliographical references.The history of educational archaeology in South Africa and the i...
In this paper we highlight some of the issues surrounding the delivery of fieldwork modules, using a...
In this paper we highlight some of the issues surrounding the delivery of fieldwork modules, using a...
Most archaeology students first experience field work during a field school aimed at upper-division ...
This paper outlines a case study of an assessment development process which contrasts with more rece...
The aim of this paper is to present a pedagogical development project which focuses upon student int...
The discipline of archaeology has changed a great deal over the last 20 years and this carries great...
Results from the largest survey of professional Australian archaeologists ever undertaken are consid...
A shift in emphasis from educational inputs to academic outcomes as the basis for judgements of educ...
How are difficult and often unfamiliar concepts best taught in the classroom in ways that the inform...
Participation in an archaeological field school is the entry point to a professional career in the d...
One of the challenges for module and academic programme coordinators is having to simultaneously mea...
There is often a disconnect between archaeology and the education system. Archaeologists, as well as...
In 2009 we produced a series of edited video clips to demonstrate practical methods to archaeology s...
Programs in palaeoanthropology (the study of human evolution) do not often provide professional fiel...
Includes bibliographical references.The history of educational archaeology in South Africa and the i...