| Feast of Case Studies |
Poster Session
As well as the case studies that are featured in the conference sessions, the case study library contains an excellent collection of case studies from around the world.
This session is a chance for those authors whom we weren't able to fit into the programme to tell us about their experiences of assessment. Equally, delegates please do ask authors for more information on any of the case studies.
Please browse the case studies available by clicking the link below.
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Session details
A chat session was held here with various case study authors on the 30th May from 11:00-13:00 UK time (BST). You may view a transcript of this chat from the link below.
The discussion forum will be open throughout the conference, and can be accessed through the 'Join the discussion' link below.
Join the discussionUse the 'Join the Discussion' link to view all the posts for this session. As a taster, below are the last 5 posts for this session's discussion fora.
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The younger generation which makes up the majority of undergraduate students are technologised into the 21st century. Contemporary students make meaning from multimodal texts and this includes a wide range of communicative technology. I think this is...
Re: Concept Mapping I've recently become a convert to electronic concept mapping using CMAP (which is both free and well-supported). We have put it on our institutional desktop and it seems to work fine. There is a useful chapter by Jane Fox and Do...
I have been using - and importantly - getting students to the the CMap tools. Not only free so students can have them on their own machines but they are part of the institution computer desktop. Useful for project planning and even instead of essay...
Charlotte highlights the essential idea here -- although the enrolment is large (like on an Open University course) and there is only one course director, the students are working in groups of 40 or less (presumably with the same tutor each week who ...