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Assessments: Letting students decide on their assessments

Source: UCL

Letting students decide on their assessments.

 

Access the full 20-minute video here.

In this case study I talk about how assessment optionality works on my module BASC0039: Disability, Chronic Illness and Neurodivergence in Contemporary Society.

 

It expands on some of the ideas explored in my recent MicroCPD video Assessments: letting students choose.

 

My tips for considering optionality:

  • Employing optionality and making assessments meaningful leads to students wanting to complete the assessment task
  • It works particularly well when there are many different perspectives on the assessment topic
  • Remember that optionality supports accessibility and academic integrity.
  • Think about taking it further – what about rolling dates and ungrading?

 

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