Assessment is for Learning - So is Blogging
June 9, 2006
Commentary by Stephen Downes

It stretches the bounds of assessment a bit, but Ewan McIntosh managed to get in this talk on blogging in any case. I like the example he lists, with links.

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Re: Assessment is for Learning - So is Blogging

Anymouse, June 10, 2006

I'd be keen to know why you think it stretches the bounds of assessment. If it is formative and not summative assessment you are after then everything I was talking about is really very straightforward for expanding formative assessment, isn't it? [Comment] [Permalink] [Previous][Next]



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