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CAA keynote talk

Titles:
Ask not what CAA can do for your career, but what you can do for assessment.
Ask not what is technologically glamourous, but what is useful to assessment.

Date/time: Tuesday 10 July 2012. Session: 10:25am (my own slot: 10:30 - 11:30am).
Occasion: 2012 International Computer Assisted Assessment (CAA) Conference
Place: DeVere Grand Harbour Hotel,   Southampton   SO15 1AG
How to get there: Instructions   map direct
Presenter Steve Draper,   School of Psychology,   University of Glasgow.

Slides: PDF
Handout: PDF file
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Abstract

This talk argues overall that to make an impact in and with CAA, we should decide exactly what our aims are, and proceed with a focussed requirements gathering. Most assessment is done on the basis of traditions, familiar practices: this is not an adequate basis for eliciting detailed requirements.

The talk will visit, and attempt to support, a number of different suggestions relating to this overall message:


In order to book online and obtain further information about the LTDF, please visit caaconference.co.uk. Otherwise contact Bill Warburton on 023 8059 2326 or at W.I.Warburton-AT-soton.ac.uk

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