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Who engaged in the team-based assessment? Leveraging EdTech for a self and intra-team peer-assessment solution to free-riding

Gunning, Tiffany K. ; Conlan, Xavier A. ; Collins, Paul K. ; Bellgrove, Alecia ; Antlej, Kaja ; Cardilini, Adam P. A. ; Fraser, Catherine L.

International Journal of Educational Technology in Higher Education, 2022-07, Vol.19 (1), p.1-22, Article 38 [Periódico revisado por pares]

Cham: Springer International Publishing

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Who engaged in the team-based assessment? Leveraging EdTech for a self and intra-team peer-assessment solution to free-riding
Autor: Gunning, Tiffany K. ; Conlan, Xavier A. ; Collins, Paul K. ; Bellgrove, Alecia ; Antlej, Kaja ; Cardilini, Adam P. A. ; Fraser, Catherine L.
Assuntos: Assessments ; Case studies ; College Students ; Colleges & universities ; Computer Appl. in Social and Behavioral Sciences ; Computer Science ; Computers and Education ; Cooperative Learning ; EdTech ; Educational evaluation ; Educational Technology ; Employability ; Foreign Countries ; Group Dynamics ; Higher Education ; Humanities ; Information Systems Applications (incl.Internet) ; Law ; Learner Engagement ; Peer Relationship ; Peers ; Research Article ; Self Evaluation (Groups) ; Self Evaluation (Individuals) ; Self- and peer-assessment ; Statistics for Social Sciences ; STEM ; STEM education ; Student participation ; Students ; Teaching ; Team-based assessment ; Teams ; Teamwork
É parte de: International Journal of Educational Technology in Higher Education, 2022-07, Vol.19 (1), p.1-22, Article 38
Descrição: A STEM-based faculty in an Australian university leveraged online educational technology to help address student and academic concerns associated with team-based assessment. When engagement and contribution of all team members cannot be assured, team-based assessment can become an unfair and inaccurate measure of student competency. This case study explores the design and capacity of an online self and intra-team peer-assessment of teamwork strategy to measure student engagement and enable peers to hold each other accountable during team-based assessments. Analysis of student interactions across 39 subjects that implemented the strategy in 2020, revealed that an average of 94.4% of students completed the self and intra-team peer-assessment task when designed as part of a summative team-based assessment. The analysis also revealed that an average of 10.3% of students were held accountable by their peers, receiving feedback indicating their teamwork skills and behaviours were below the required minimum standard. Furthermore, the strategy was successfully implemented in cohorts ranging from seven to over 700 students, demonstrating scalability. Thus, this online self and intra-team peer-assessment strategy provided teaching teams with evidence of student engagement in a team-based assessment while also enabling students to hold each other accountable for contributing to the team task. Lastly, as the online strategy pairs with any discipline-specific team-based assessment, it provided the faculty with a method that could be used consistently across its schools to support management and engagement in team-based assessments.
Editor: Cham: Springer International Publishing
Idioma: Inglês

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Who engaged in the team-based assessment? Leveraging EdTech for a self and intra-team peer-assessment solution to free-riding

Gunning, Tiffany K. ; Conlan, Xavier A. ; Collins, Paul K. ; Bellgrove, Alecia ; Antlej, Kaja ; Cardilini, Adam P. A. ; Fraser, Catherine L.

Cham: Springer International Publishing

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