Cloud Assessment Learning Environment

This paper presents an investigation into student perceptions of the cloud assessment learning environment. The cloud assessment learning environment is a unique learning environment made possible by the recent advent of cloud computing and the associated technologies. The research questions address...

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Main Authors: Steele, A., Rickards, Anthony
Other Authors: Mike Lopez
Format: Conference Paper
Published: CITRENZ 2014
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Online Access:http://www.citrenz.ac.nz/conferences/2014/pdf/2014ITx_21_CITRENZ_Steele_R_12.pdf
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/12016
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description This paper presents an investigation into student perceptions of the cloud assessment learning environment. The cloud assessment learning environment is a unique learning environment made possible by the recent advent of cloud computing and the associated technologies. The research questions addressed in this focus on how students engage with the environment, the factors of the environment that students perceive as either positive or negative, and also the conceptual change in student understanding of the environment. In order to investigate student perceptions of the cloudassessment learning environment a multi-method ethnographic case study approach was utilised for the study. Findings are presented on a number of key features of the cloud assessment learning environment, these include: lecturer monitoring, google docs as a tool, the feedback mechanism, cloud storage, and technology preference. In addition, findings relating to how students engage with the environment are also presented.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-120162023-02-13T08:01:37Z Cloud Assessment Learning Environment Steele, A. Rickards, Anthony Mike Lopez Michael Verhaart Assessment Cloud Computing Educational Technology This paper presents an investigation into student perceptions of the cloud assessment learning environment. The cloud assessment learning environment is a unique learning environment made possible by the recent advent of cloud computing and the associated technologies. The research questions addressed in this focus on how students engage with the environment, the factors of the environment that students perceive as either positive or negative, and also the conceptual change in student understanding of the environment. In order to investigate student perceptions of the cloudassessment learning environment a multi-method ethnographic case study approach was utilised for the study. Findings are presented on a number of key features of the cloud assessment learning environment, these include: lecturer monitoring, google docs as a tool, the feedback mechanism, cloud storage, and technology preference. In addition, findings relating to how students engage with the environment are also presented. 2014 Conference Paper http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/12016 http://www.citrenz.ac.nz/conferences/2014/pdf/2014ITx_21_CITRENZ_Steele_R_12.pdf CITRENZ restricted
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Cloud Computing
Educational Technology
Steele, A.
Rickards, Anthony
Cloud Assessment Learning Environment
title Cloud Assessment Learning Environment
title_full Cloud Assessment Learning Environment
title_fullStr Cloud Assessment Learning Environment
title_full_unstemmed Cloud Assessment Learning Environment
title_short Cloud Assessment Learning Environment
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topic Assessment
Cloud Computing
Educational Technology
url http://www.citrenz.ac.nz/conferences/2014/pdf/2014ITx_21_CITRENZ_Steele_R_12.pdf
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/12016