This paper describes the use of online interactive computer marked assignments (iCMAs) in a range of physics and general science modules at the UK Open University (OU), and an evaluation, jointly funded by the Physics Innovations Centre for Excellence in Teaching and Learning (piCETL) and the Centre for Open Learning of Mathematics, Science, Computing and Technology (COLMSCT) into student engagement with these iCMAs. Although the work has been done in the context of one particular large distance-learning university, the software used is open source and the evaluation has wider implications for those seeking to find the most appropriate way to use e-assessment to support their students' learning
The Open University has been, since its foundation, one of the forerunners of innovative learning me...
The desire to produce educational multi-media packages of ever greater sophistication is such that o...
This research project is focused on the pedagogy of on-line assessment and the use of technology in ...
Interactive computer-marked assignments (iCMAs) are in use on a range of Science Faculty level 1 mod...
Interactive computer-marked assessment has been incorporated into a range of science courses at the ...
In this paper we address moves to online assessment using interactive computer marked assignments (i...
This study informs the development of eAssessment aimed at independent learners, particularly those ...
This paper describes the results of an eighteen month study evaluating what students' perceptions we...
Computer based assessment is becoming a major part of the experience of university students. This de...
A linguistically based authoring tool has been used to write e-assessment questions requiring short ...
Tutor Marked Assignments (TMAs) are the major mechanism by which Open University (OU) students recei...
This study informs the development of eAssessment aimed at independent learners, particularly those ...
Feedback on assessment tasks has an important part to play in underpinning student learning. Online ...
Mathematics educationThe Open University’s Science department produced a short course in Mathematics...
This study was conceptualised within a social-constructivist ontological orientation and, further, u...
The Open University has been, since its foundation, one of the forerunners of innovative learning me...
The desire to produce educational multi-media packages of ever greater sophistication is such that o...
This research project is focused on the pedagogy of on-line assessment and the use of technology in ...
Interactive computer-marked assignments (iCMAs) are in use on a range of Science Faculty level 1 mod...
Interactive computer-marked assessment has been incorporated into a range of science courses at the ...
In this paper we address moves to online assessment using interactive computer marked assignments (i...
This study informs the development of eAssessment aimed at independent learners, particularly those ...
This paper describes the results of an eighteen month study evaluating what students' perceptions we...
Computer based assessment is becoming a major part of the experience of university students. This de...
A linguistically based authoring tool has been used to write e-assessment questions requiring short ...
Tutor Marked Assignments (TMAs) are the major mechanism by which Open University (OU) students recei...
This study informs the development of eAssessment aimed at independent learners, particularly those ...
Feedback on assessment tasks has an important part to play in underpinning student learning. Online ...
Mathematics educationThe Open University’s Science department produced a short course in Mathematics...
This study was conceptualised within a social-constructivist ontological orientation and, further, u...
The Open University has been, since its foundation, one of the forerunners of innovative learning me...
The desire to produce educational multi-media packages of ever greater sophistication is such that o...
This research project is focused on the pedagogy of on-line assessment and the use of technology in ...