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How Will I Assess Students Remotely: Paper Exams and Assignments

Many educators ask their students to produce answers that cannot be entered directly into a computer or device; this is particularly true for STEM-based subjects. As institutions quickly adjusted to remote learning, paper-based work created an obstacle that, for some, has been impossible to overcome. As we move toward a future of blended learning, how do we continue to offer paper-based exams and assignments without compromising student learning?

Jamie and Jason discuss assessment digitisation and how this helps to overcome the challenges posed by paper-based assessment.

Many educators ask their students to produce answers that cannot be entered directly into a computer or device; this is particularly true for STEM-based subjects. As institutions quickly adjusted to remote learning, paper-based work created an obstacle that, for some, has been impossible to overcome. As we move toward a future of blended learning, how do we continue to offer paper-based exams and assignments without compromising student learning? Jamie and Jason discuss assessment digitisation and how this helps to overcome the challenges posed by paper-based assessment.

  1. The advantages of paper-based assessment [ 3:46 ]
  2. The challenges of paper-based assessment [ 5:47 ]
  3. How will my students submit paper-based work? [ 6:45 ]
  4. How will I ensure consistent and timely feedback? [ 9:53 ]
  5. How will I find a system with appropriate functionality? [ 12:02 ]
  6. What is Gradescope? [ 14:05 ]
  7. An introduction to Gradescope [ 15:25 ]
  8. Q&A [ 36:06 ]
  9. Summary [ 40:06 ]