Guided tour of the Assessment Moderation Toolkit Background The ALTC Project on Moderation for Fair Assessment in Transnational Learning and Teaching is designed to.
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Guided tour of the
Assessment Moderation
Toolkit
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Background
The ALTC Project on Moderation for Fair Assessment in Transnational Learning
and Teaching is designed to identify and promote good practice across disciplines
in processes associated with moderation of assessment from both quality
assurance and quality control points of view . Project partner institutions are
University of South Australia (lead institution), Curtin University of Technology,
Southern Cross University and Taylor's University College (Malaysia).
The project's key research concerns are how notions of 'equivalence' and
'comparability' play out in the design, implementation and post hoc moderation of
assessment in transnational education (TNE).
A major deliverable of this project is an online toolkit for involving the whole
teaching team, including partner organisation staff, in assessment moderation
practices.
The Assessment Moderation Toolkit will be available at the completion of the
project (October 2010) at http://resource.unisa.edu.au/course/view.php?id=285
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Homepage
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Contents
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Selection
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Moderation
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Sections
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Meaning
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Policy and process
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Cultural issues
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Teaching Teams
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Resource
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Flow chart
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Links
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Presentation
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Discussion starter
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Activities
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Detail
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Feedback
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Access feedback
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Questions
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Glossary
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Definitions
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Research
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Resource summary
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Jump to navigation
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Select topic
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Thank you
Guided tour of the
Assessment Moderation
Toolkit
Slide 2
Background
The ALTC Project on Moderation for Fair Assessment in Transnational Learning
and Teaching is designed to identify and promote good practice across disciplines
in processes associated with moderation of assessment from both quality
assurance and quality control points of view . Project partner institutions are
University of South Australia (lead institution), Curtin University of Technology,
Southern Cross University and Taylor's University College (Malaysia).
The project's key research concerns are how notions of 'equivalence' and
'comparability' play out in the design, implementation and post hoc moderation of
assessment in transnational education (TNE).
A major deliverable of this project is an online toolkit for involving the whole
teaching team, including partner organisation staff, in assessment moderation
practices.
The Assessment Moderation Toolkit will be available at the completion of the
project (October 2010) at http://resource.unisa.edu.au/course/view.php?id=285
Slide 3
Homepage
Slide 4
Contents
Slide 5
Selection
Slide 6
Moderation
Slide 7
Sections
Slide 8
Meaning
Slide 9
Policy and process
Slide 10
Cultural issues
Slide 11
Teaching Teams
Slide 12
Resource
Slide 13
Flow chart
Slide 14
Links
Slide 15
Presentation
Slide 16
Discussion starter
Slide 17
Activities
Slide 18
Detail
Slide 19
Feedback
Slide 20
Access feedback
Slide 21
Questions
Slide 22
Glossary
Slide 23
Definitions
Slide 24
Research
Slide 25
Resource summary
Slide 26
Jump to navigation
Slide 27
Select topic
Slide 28
Thank you