"Teaching works best when the activity engages and inspires students."
Dominic Furniss, UCL Interaction Centre
QUICK LINKS
- Teaching and learning methods: explore ways of diversifying your teaching practice
- E-learning: learn about the software and online tools available to teachers at UCL
- UCL Centre for the Advancement of Learning and Teaching (CALT): obtain expert advice on teaching and learn about professional development opportunities
- E-Learning Environments (ELE): UCL's team of e-learning specialists can help you get set up and advise on how to use the technologies available here
Assessment and feedback case studies
Here are some examples of innovative uses and methods of assessment and feedback taking place around UCL:
- Filming role-played mental health consultations for assessment
- Peer review of essays
- Mark and give assessment on 100 assignments in an hour through peer-marking
- Using peer assessment in a fourth-year Chemical Engineering module
- Using 'policy portfolios' to develop students' skills
- Assessment and feedback in Philosophy of Science
- Students interviewing their teachers
Please note that the case studies section of the Teaching and Learning Portal is a continually evolving resource. If you or your colleagues are involved in great projects or practices that others might be able to take inspiration from, please get in touch so that we can share your work too (contact details at bottom of page).
Further information
- Find out more about assessment and feedback at UCL
- For discipline-specific advice on assessment and feedback, contact one of the CALT school-facing teaching fellows
- If you would like to submit a case study for inclusion on the Teaching and Learning Portal, please email ele.cooper@ucl.ac.uk
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Tell us about the inspiring teaching and learning taking place in your department: email ele.cooper@ucl.ac.uk or call 020 7679 5992 (internal extension 45992).
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