Fwd: Assessment SIG: Re-visiting assessment design: developing students' skills for good academic practice

Assessment Special Interest Group Free Seminar

 

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Re-visiting assessment design: developing students' skills for good academic practice

9 July 2010, The Higher Education Academy, York

 

Key themes:

• Assessment design
• Plagiarism and collusion

 

The aim of this seminar is to facilitate discussion of issues and identify good practice relating to how assessment can be designed to enable students to develop skills for good academic practice and minimise opportunities for student plagiarism or collusion.

The seminar will be of particular interest to practitioners, researchers and managers.

 

Speakers include:

·         Jill Pickard (Head of University Modular Framework) and Julia Brydon (Senior Lecturer), University of Northampton.

·         Jonathan Gibson (Academic Coordinator), The Higher Education Academy's English Subject Centre.

·         Amanda Relph (Principal Lecturer), University of Hertfordshire.

·         Vincent Perera (Senior Lecturer), Middlesex University.

·         Erica Morris, Senior Adviser, Academy JISC Academic Integrity Service.

 

This event is free of charge.

 

For more information and to book follow this link: http://www.heacademy.ac.uk/events/detail/2010/academyevents/09.07.2010_Academic_Integrity_SIG

 

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