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Developing rubrics to improve assessment, marking and feedback
In this recording, Ann Wilson puts the case for developing and using rubrics in marking and feedback. She shares resources that may assist you developing your own rubrics.
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In this recording, Ann Wilson puts the case for developing and using rubrics in marking and feedback. She shares resources that may assist you developing your own rubrics.
Inspired by a ‘how-to’ post on this website, lecturers from Curtin College share Welcome Videos they made for their students.
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Why use a model text? Because it’s unfair to ask students to produce any writing without giving them a model first! Richard Ingold explains.
Explore a ground-breaking virtual reality learning activity developed in a collaboration across ACAP, SAE and Daniel Stone Media.
Outside the activities in their own colleges, how widely are our teachers participating in global professional development and networks? Browse some big stats in this quick infographic!
See how a team from the Australian College of Applied Psychology took a creative approach to connecting a dispersed community of teachers.
In this recording, Richard Ingold shares a detailed 4-stage process of how to introduce and use a model text with students.
In this recording, Fiona Perry gives a brief introduction to both tools, how it might be used in teaching and shares some examples.
In this recording, Tim Holland uses EDpuzzle to share and identify appropriate application to engage and motivate students.
Three useful strategies to help start a class and achieve not only academic and behavioural engagement but emotional engagement too.
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