Enhancing Learning through Assessment in Business and Management, Hospitality, Leisure, Sport and Tourism

Description

For both staff and students, assessment is an important element in higher education. This book is a collection of case studies written by, and for, academic staff, showcasing experiences of learning through assessment in a variety of contexts.

It is the fourth in the ‘enhancing’ series of books, preceded by volumes which focused on employability, the international learning experience and student-centred learning. In the introduction Professor Mantz Yorke writes on ‘Assessing emergent professional expertise’.

This book was commissioned by the Higher Education Academy Subject Centres for Business, Management, Accountancy and Finance (BMAF) and Hospitality, Leisure, Sport and Tourism (HLST).

Hosted by Oxford Brookes University, BMAF and HLST are two of the 24 national Subject Centres who work collaboratively to enhance the student learning experience and facilitate the sharing of good practice across the UK.

These case studies have also been published in a book, (The Enhancing Series - Learning through Assessment) commissioned by HLST and BMAF subject centres. The book is available by contacting hlst@brookes.ac.uk.

 

Publisher

Threshold Press 

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Introduction

Editor's Foreword

Programme-led Assessment Strategies in Sports Development Degrees - Linda Allin and Lesley Fishwick

‘It made me think on my feet’ Encouraging Non-written and Part-written Assessment - Jenny Anderson

‘So when is the Final Exam, then?’ New Forms of Assessment and Student Engagement - Graham Baker

Assessing Work-related Learning Using e-Portfolios - Ian Beattie

Using Group-work Assessment to Encourage Peer Learning on a Postgraduate Programme - Sara Garratt

Using e-Portfolio as a Reflective Assessment Tool - Pauline A. Gordon

Closing the Loop Tutor Engagement in Formative Assessment for an Impact on the Learner Experience - Sytlianos Hatzipanagos

Assessment for Learning Active Learning in Live Projects - Ursula S. Hummel

Using Oral Debriefing to Assess Student Learning in a Business Simulation Game - Jonathan Lean and Jonathan Moizer

Assessment to Enhance Student Learning in Sport-related Research - Rich Neil, Kylie Wilson and Richard Tong

Cultivating a Community of Assessment Practice to Enhance Students’ Academic Performance - Berry O’Donovan

Exploring the ‘Myths’ of Enhanced Learning through Group Work Assessment - Helen Pokorny and David Griffiths

Assessing ‘Wicked Competences’ at a Distance - Gabriel Reedy and Jill Mordaunt

Feed-forward: Supporting Transferable Skills with Formative Feedback - Diane Rushton, Louise Sparshatt and Rona O’Brien

Co-ordinating Dissertations in a Shared Modular Matrix: Reflections on Assessment Criteria, Delivery and Marking - Owen Thomas and Richard Tong