Events
Workshop Effective Digital Assessment
This workshop will offer some rules of thumb for composing a good exam and good (open or closed) exam questions. As an exercise, we will critically examine your past exam questions, looking for ways to improve them and learn how to write even better questions in future. We will also get our hands dirty: you’ll learn how to transfer your exam questions into Remindo and use them to compose an assessment. You’ll also learn how to re-use your questions in later assessments. By working this way, you will start to build a database of questions and answers that will benefit you for years to come. You will be working on your own questions in the workshop. Bring one of your past (summative or formative) assessments with you! You will also need to bring your own laptop. The workshop is usually conducted in Dutch. If you’d prefer to take it in English, please email dp.educate-it@uu.nl for a personal appointment.
Using feedback effectively
In this workshop you develop a feedback process for a course of your own choice. You will learn how to apply (digital) feedback effectively and how to use feedback to increase student’s learning. This workshop is part of the Educate-it online course on (digital) feedback. We recommend that you take a look at this course in advance, you can also use it as reference material afterwards.
Peer feedbacktools
Would you like to know more about tools which you can use for peer feedback on assignments? Then join this workshop! During this workshop you will get an overview of the similarities and differences between the tools that Educate-it provides, which will help you make a good choice. After a short introduction you can choose between three tools (Peergrade, Pitch2Peer and FeedbackFruits 2.0 Peer Review) and follow a short hands-on workshop about this tool. During this workshop you will learn how to use this tool in your own teaching.
Workshops Analysing a Remindo assessment
Have you performed digital assessments with Remindo before? Would you like to analyse how that went? Then this is the workshop for you. We will answer the following questions: What does analysis in Remindo look like? How do you interpret what it tells you (P, Rir, Rit, Cronbach’s alpha)? What do you do when your students perform very poorly on the assessment? How do you handle questions that either everyone gets or everyone misses? Can you remove questions? Accept ‘wrong’ multiple- choice answers? How do you evaluate the quality of your questions? (This workshop is given in Dutch by default, if you want a workshop in English please say so in the registration form)
Workshop Effective Digital Assessment
This workshop will offer some rules of thumb for composing a good exam and good (open or closed) exam questions. As an exercise, we will critically examine your past exam questions, looking for ways to improve them and learn how to write even better questions in future. We will also get our hands dirty: you’ll learn how to transfer your exam questions into Remindo and use them to compose an assessment. You’ll also learn how to re-use your questions in later assessments. By working this way, you will start to build a database of questions and answers that will benefit you for years to come. You will be working on your own questions in the workshop. Bring one of your past (summative or formative) assessments with you! You will also need to bring your own laptop. The workshop is usually conducted in Dutch. If you’d prefer to take it in English, please email dp.educate-it@uu.nl for a personal appointment.
Teaching & Learning Lab Autumn Festival
For everyone involved in improving secondary and higher education: put the TLL Autumn Festival 2019 in your agenda. The Autumn Festival will take place on Thursday afternoon, November 21, 2019, on the campus of Utrecht University. More information about the program will be announced later in the spring. Do you want to be kept informed? Let us know via teachinglearninglab@uu.nl or subscribe to our newsletter. See an impression of the Autumn Festival 2018.