As 2019 gets underway, here’s a preview of what’s coming up for the CRADLE Seminar Series in the first half of the year!
Evaluative judgement has received significant recent attention in the higher education literature, despite similar ideas being present for over thirty years. Join CRADLE’s Dr Joanna Tai to kick off our 2019 Seminar Series with an exploration of what evaluative judgement is, why it’s important for students, and how it can be developed.
As the end of the year draws closer, it’s the perfect opportunity to reflect on some of the highlights of 2018 for CRADLE News. It’s been a big year, with more visitors to the site than ever before and clicks from all corners of the globe, from Norway to New Zealand and everywhere in between! […]
As 2018 draws to a close, we asked the CRADLE team to look over their impressive list of publications for the year and pick some highlights for a special four-part publications round-up. Today – if you’re seeking new perspectives or some inspiration around feedback over the festive season, read on!
As 2018 draws to a close, we asked the CRADLE team to look over their impressive list of publications for the year and pick some highlights for a special four-part publications round-up. Today – if you’re looking for new perspectives or some inspiration around evaluative judgement or contract cheating, read on!
As 2018 draws to a close, we asked the CRADLE team to look over their impressive list of publications for the year and pick some highlights for a special four-part publications round-up. Today – if you’re looking for new perspectives or some inspiration around your research practice or for health professions education, read on!
As 2018 draws to a close, we asked the CRADLE team to look over their impressive list of publications for the year and pick some highlights for a special four-part publications round-up. Today – if you’re looking for new perspectives or some inspiration around assessment over the holiday season, read on!
At the beginning of November, Prof. Chris Watling (Centre for Education Research and Innovation, Western University) arrived for a one-month stay at CRADLE. His visit included plenty of discussions with the CRADLE team, a CRADLE Seminar Series presentation, and many opportunities for future collaboration. Before returning to Canada, Chris took the time to reflect on […]
In August, A/Prof. Yan Zi (Education University of Hong Kong) arrived for a four-month visit to CRADLE. During his stay, he participated in many discussions with the CRADLE team and presented a seminar discussing his research into the student self-assessment process as part of our Seminar Series. Before he returned home, Yan Zi took the […]
Hot on the heels of a Vice-Chancellor’s Award for her work in developing contract cheating awareness and detection strategies, CRADLE Fellow A/Prof. Wendy Sutherland-Smith – together with Dr Penelope Pitt of the Deakin University Student Association (DUSA) – has been awarded a joint Coventry University (UK) and Deakin University grant to further her research into […]