Quality assurance of assessment through consensus moderation: A reporting framework for institutional engagement

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Nulty, Duncan
Griffith University Author(s)
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2011
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This paper proposes a framework for Quality Assurance of Assessment. The framework: 尲ovides a common basis for institutions to implement, monitor and improve practices that ensure the quality of student learning and its assessment; 奮sures that academic standards are embedded in the institutional activities academics and students experience throughout their teaching and learning. i.e as an integral, systemic and axiomatic outcome, not through corrective action after-the-fact; 奮dorses processes that place responsibility and authority for expert judgment about the quality of students' learning firmly with the academics ...
View more >This paper proposes a framework for Quality Assurance of Assessment. The framework: 尲ovides a common basis for institutions to implement, monitor and improve practices that ensure the quality of student learning and its assessment; 奮sures that academic standards are embedded in the institutional activities academics and students experience throughout their teaching and learning. i.e as an integral, systemic and axiomatic outcome, not through corrective action after-the-fact; 奮dorses processes that place responsibility and authority for expert judgment about the quality of students' learning firmly with the academics who are the experts in their fields; 峵pports intra and inter-institutional collegial exchange, that places the achievement of informed consensus at the heart of a system that achieves quality; 實fers an approach to cross-institutional benchmarking of standards, and; 夥livers numerical metrics that respect institutional and disciplinary differences, and yet yield meaningful comparative data.
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View more >This paper proposes a framework for Quality Assurance of Assessment. The framework: 尲ovides a common basis for institutions to implement, monitor and improve practices that ensure the quality of student learning and its assessment; 奮sures that academic standards are embedded in the institutional activities academics and students experience throughout their teaching and learning. i.e as an integral, systemic and axiomatic outcome, not through corrective action after-the-fact; 奮dorses processes that place responsibility and authority for expert judgment about the quality of students' learning firmly with the academics who are the experts in their fields; 峵pports intra and inter-institutional collegial exchange, that places the achievement of informed consensus at the heart of a system that achieves quality; 實fers an approach to cross-institutional benchmarking of standards, and; 夥livers numerical metrics that respect institutional and disciplinary differences, and yet yield meaningful comparative data.
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Positive Futures for higher education; connections, communities and criticality
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Education Assessment and Evaluation