Designing assessment and feedback for a module 11 April

Thursday 11 April 12:00 - 13:00 

You should attend this session offered by Dr Sarah Rowe if you are a module lead or anyone involved in designing assessment and feedback for a module at UCL.
In this workshop, you will hear a brief introduction to real-world assignments and it’s role in student learning and engagement.

This workshop will:

• provide examples of real-world assessments used on an MSc at UCL
• share how to mark and provide feedback on real-world assessments
• explain the benefits and challenges of real-world assessments in practice
• will discuss how to apply this to your own module in a practical task

After attending this session you will 

• understand innovative forms of real-world assessment being used
• understand the practical challenges that might arise through implementing real-world assessment
• know where to find examples of marking criteria for real-world assessments
• know how to apply real-world assessment and feedback to your module and discuss how to overcome potential challenges

Who should attend (H2)

You should attend if you are a member of UCL staff who teaches.  

Postgraduate Teaching Assistants and all early career educators will find this session particularly useful.