Resource

Online Assessment Support Guide

Resource Credit:

Dr Carina Ginty, GMIT Teaching and Learning Office

An online assessment resource guide to support GMIT academic colleagues’ engagement with online assessment. The Online Assessment Guide (see attached) presents five sections including:

Section 1: A range of online terminal exam/assessment options, requirements, set up and considerations.
Section 2: Selecting online alternatives to common assessment methods (National Forum, 2020).
Section 3: Academic integrity considerations.
Section 4: A programme of assessment themed training events including webinars and workshops that can be booked here. Plus, learning technology design clinics (AMA on Assessment – Ask Me Anything, 15-minute express clinics) that can be booked here.
Section 5: Additional assessment resources, you may choose to explore.

Note: all resources presented and linked in this guide are available to access on the BOLT Teaching Remotely site and GMIT Teaching and Learning Office resources section. All video training resources are also available on the GMIT Teaching and Learning Channel

View Document

Recent Additions

Assessment

Academic Integrity Guide for Students

View Document

Assessment

Don’t Panic: The Hitch-hiker’s Guide to Alternative Assessment

View Document

Assessment, Student Engagement, Teaching & Learning

How to be a Better Online Teacher

View Resource

Assessment, Student Engagement, Teaching & Learning

Resources for Just-in-Time Online Teaching from Vanderbilt University

View Resource

Assessment, Student Engagement, Teaching & Learning

SUNY: Emergency COVID Teaching Links

View Resource

Assessment, Student Engagement, Teaching & Learning

Online Learning Consortium COVID links

View Resource

Do you have a digital story to tell?

We are accepting submissions for the blog in order to feature all kinds of digital stories. Follow the link below to a submission form where you can submit your own digital story.