Supporting self-regulated learners with formative assessments using automatically created QTI-Questions

Recently, a new age of information has appeared where information and communication technology plays a major role in education and learning society. Consequently, modern learning settings represented by emerging learning strategies have been used in higher education. A primary goal for higher educat...

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Main Authors: Al-Smadi, M., Guetl, Christian
Format: Conference Paper
Published: IEEE 2011
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/59279
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description Recently, a new age of information has appeared where information and communication technology plays a major role in education and learning society. Consequently, modern learning settings represented by emerging learning strategies have been used in higher education. A primary goal for higher education is to support students and lifelong learners to be independent, self-motivated, and self-regulated. As a result, students should be provided with enhanced approaches of learning and assessment that support them to set their learning goals effectively, to plan and use effective strategies in order to achieve their goals, to manage resources, to monitor their understanding, and to assess their progress towards their goals. This paper proposes an enhanced approach of e-assessment where automatically created formative assessments are provided to support self-regulated learners.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-592792018-02-13T02:23:37Z Supporting self-regulated learners with formative assessments using automatically created QTI-Questions Al-Smadi, M. Guetl, Christian self-regulated learning flexible e-assessment e-assessment self-directed learning Recently, a new age of information has appeared where information and communication technology plays a major role in education and learning society. Consequently, modern learning settings represented by emerging learning strategies have been used in higher education. A primary goal for higher education is to support students and lifelong learners to be independent, self-motivated, and self-regulated. As a result, students should be provided with enhanced approaches of learning and assessment that support them to set their learning goals effectively, to plan and use effective strategies in order to achieve their goals, to manage resources, to monitor their understanding, and to assess their progress towards their goals. This paper proposes an enhanced approach of e-assessment where automatically created formative assessments are provided to support self-regulated learners. 2011 Conference Paper http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/59279 10.1109/EDUCON.2011.5773150 IEEE restricted
spellingShingle self-regulated learning
flexible e-assessment
e-assessment
self-directed learning
Al-Smadi, M.
Guetl, Christian
Supporting self-regulated learners with formative assessments using automatically created QTI-Questions
title Supporting self-regulated learners with formative assessments using automatically created QTI-Questions
title_full Supporting self-regulated learners with formative assessments using automatically created QTI-Questions
title_fullStr Supporting self-regulated learners with formative assessments using automatically created QTI-Questions
title_full_unstemmed Supporting self-regulated learners with formative assessments using automatically created QTI-Questions
title_short Supporting self-regulated learners with formative assessments using automatically created QTI-Questions
title_sort supporting self-regulated learners with formative assessments using automatically created qti-questions
topic self-regulated learning
flexible e-assessment
e-assessment
self-directed learning
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/59279