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Abstract
Submission
Focus of the Conference
The main focus of the conference is to explore issues relating
to how assessment can be used to enhance teaching and learning.
The organiser welcomes abstracts for practice-oriented articles,
reports of empirical studies, review or theoretical articles, or
case studies. Contributions from educationalists, and practicing
teachers. The themes of the conference are as follows:
- Assessment in the Workplace
- Authentic Assessment
- Outcome-based Assessment
- IT in Assessment
- Peer- and Self-assessment
- Formative and Summative Assessment
- Criterion- and Norm-referenced Assessment
- Multiple Assessment Methods
- Stakeholders' Perceptions of Assessment
- Impact of Assessment on Teaching and Learning
- Quality Assessment and Implementation Issues
- Assessment to Enhance Life-long Learning
Paper falling outside these themes will also be considered.
Guidelines
Each submission should contain the paper title, abstract, author(s) and clearly
indicate the particular conference theme it is addressing. The
word limit for all the above parts is 750 words. To make a submission,
please visit our
call for papers webpage.
The conference language is English.
Submission Deadline
The deadline for receipt of abstracts is 20th December, 2004 . Notification of abstract acceptance for presentation will be sent via email by 21st February, 2005.
Conference Abstracts
All abstracts selected for paper presentations, round-table discussions
and poster presentations will be edited and published in the Conference
Abstracts.
Full Paper Submission
Guidelines
Full Paper Template (Microsoft Word, 50KB) for preparing the full paper will be provided.
Plans for Publication
All full papers selected will be published in an edited book.
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