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Part of the series School Matters

This programme looks at the radical developments in assessment and exams which could change the face of teaching and learning forever.
Assessment regularly hits the headlines as the media and employers debate the value of exam results. Away from the spotlight there are developments in e-assessment which are potentially far more important in the long-term - and likely to provoke even stronger reactions.
This programme looks at using mobile phones to test pupils at the time of their choosing; abandoning the idea of ascribing numerical marks to students' work; and even letting students know exam questions in advance.



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Paul Jones on 26 May 2008



A valuable insight into e-learning/e-assessment and the significance it has within teaching, furthermore, the impact it ... >








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