Moderation of Assessment in Transnational Higher Education

This paper fills a gap in literature on TNE practices by reporting the preliminary findings from a research study on moderation of assessment inTNE involving Australian universities and their offshore partner institutions. The research project, funded by the Australian Learning and Teaching Council...

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Main Authors: Wallace, M., Mahmud, S., Sanderson, G., Yeo, S., Briguglio, Carmela, Hukam-Singh, P.
Other Authors: Gavin Sanderson
Format: Conference Paper
Published: Australian International Education Conference 2010 2010
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/11286
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author Wallace, M.
Mahmud, S.
Sanderson, G.
Yeo, S.
Briguglio, Carmela
Hukam-Singh, P.
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Sanderson, G.
Yeo, S.
Briguglio, Carmela
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description This paper fills a gap in literature on TNE practices by reporting the preliminary findings from a research study on moderation of assessment inTNE involving Australian universities and their offshore partner institutions. The research project, funded by the Australian Learning and Teaching Council (AL TC) investigates processes that ensure fair and equitable assessment both before it is administered and after it has been completed, viewing moderation as a quality assurance and quality control measure. Overall, our research aims to collate moderation-related information, develop a transnational community of practice through the research framework and create a critically negotiated framework of inclusive practice for moderation of assessment in TNE settings resulting in an online, downloadable toolkit available to universities.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-112862017-01-30T11:23:55Z Moderation of Assessment in Transnational Higher Education Wallace, M. Mahmud, S. Sanderson, G. Yeo, S. Briguglio, Carmela Hukam-Singh, P. Gavin Sanderson assessment moderation transnational education This paper fills a gap in literature on TNE practices by reporting the preliminary findings from a research study on moderation of assessment inTNE involving Australian universities and their offshore partner institutions. The research project, funded by the Australian Learning and Teaching Council (AL TC) investigates processes that ensure fair and equitable assessment both before it is administered and after it has been completed, viewing moderation as a quality assurance and quality control measure. Overall, our research aims to collate moderation-related information, develop a transnational community of practice through the research framework and create a critically negotiated framework of inclusive practice for moderation of assessment in TNE settings resulting in an online, downloadable toolkit available to universities. 2010 Conference Paper http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/11286 Australian International Education Conference 2010 fulltext
spellingShingle assessment moderation
transnational education
Wallace, M.
Mahmud, S.
Sanderson, G.
Yeo, S.
Briguglio, Carmela
Hukam-Singh, P.
Moderation of Assessment in Transnational Higher Education
title Moderation of Assessment in Transnational Higher Education
title_full Moderation of Assessment in Transnational Higher Education
title_fullStr Moderation of Assessment in Transnational Higher Education
title_full_unstemmed Moderation of Assessment in Transnational Higher Education
title_short Moderation of Assessment in Transnational Higher Education
title_sort moderation of assessment in transnational higher education
topic assessment moderation
transnational education
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/11286