Feedback templates: designing flexible rubrics and grading forms
During the summer of 2020 the University of Sussex Business School worked with a team of student connectors to co-create a series of new marking […]
Rubrics and you
Providing responsive and consistent feedback to students is an important if challenging part of assessment, however there are techniques and tools that can help you […]
6 Digital tools that help teachers create effective rubrics
The grading process is time-consuming. It can be overwhelming and frustrating. Grading can even influence what assignments they choose to give to students, anticipating the […]
RPP #194: Britt Nichols of ExamSoft
Click the Title to Play or Download. Interview with Britt Nichols, Senior Vice President and Chief Revenue Officer of ExamSoft. ExamSoft is a leading provider […]
Building Effective Analytic Rubrics
Do you feel frustrated when assignments are submitted that are lacking important criteria? Do you have several people grading and want to maintain consistency and […]
Frameworks for Evaluating Inclusive Teaching
Inclusive Teaching. The literature is clear: creating classroom spaces, virtual or in-person, where students feel like they belong is an important step to ensuring students […]
Wrapping Up 2020 with Three New GoReact Features
To say that 2020 has been rough—well, it’s a bit of an understatement. GoReact is releasing three new features and improvements to end 2020 on […]
3 Tips for Using Visual Aids in Presentations
According to research, ideas presented graphically are easier to comprehend and remember than those presented as words. But using visual aids in presentations can be […]
Rubrics assessment brings academic success in students!
Rubrics are innovative ways and means of assessment; it is the scoring card which clearly brings out the expectation of the evaluator along with the […]
3 Brilliant Formative Assessment Strategies for Higher Ed
How do you discover what your college students really know? It isn’t a piece of cake, but formative assessment strategies can help. 3 Formative Assessment […]
Rubrics, Assessment, Evaluation - A Re-Visit
Photo by Bich Tran from Pexels I never liked exams much. Yet, as an educator, yes, I have administered and written many tests, quizzes and exams. Just something […]
3 Reasons Why Teachers Love PechaKucha
PechaKucha. Pecha . . . what? The word comes from a Japanese onomatopoeia, meaning “chitchat.” It’s a presentation style devised by two architects. And it’s […]
