Podcast
What is it? Podcasts can be used as a form of assessment as an alternative to presentations and videos, they produced as an audio discussion format. Students work as part […]
Online Discussion Forum
What is it? Students are assessed based on their contributions to an online discussion for example, with their peers; this could be hosted on a virtual learning environment (VLE). The […]
Interview
What is it? There are many applications for interviews in assessment. They can be used as a mock interview to prepare students for professional interviews and as a tool to […]
Concept Mapping
What is it? A concept map is a visual representation of knowledge. The process enables students to organize and structure information and the relationships between them. This may be done […]
Abstract
What is it? An “Abstract” is a form of assessment which refers to a written summary or concise representation of a more extensive academic work, such as a research paper, […]
Role Play/Simulations
What is it? An assessment in which students assume the roles of characters and develop a script and short demonstration to show understanding of topic/subject. This assessment type enables students […]
Self Assessments
What is it? Students are asked to reflect on their own pieces of work, learning and their level of skills using a module specific grading rubric. This encourages students to […]
Short Answer Questions (SAQ)
What is it? Students are asked to give brief answers to questions. This measures students analysis, application of knowledge, problem-solving abilities and evaluative skills.
Wiki
What is it? A wiki (Wikipedia) is an online writing space that multiple contributors can share and edit. A student or group of students can use it to create and […]
Poster
What is it? Students are asked to produce a poster on a particular topic. These can be used individually or groups to assess a wide range of activities. Posters can […]
