Items with Tag: Research

CRADLE Co-Director David Boud leads Australia and the World again

CRADLE Co-Director Deakin Distinguished Professor David Boud has again been recognised as the top Australian and global researcher in Higher Education by The Australian's Research Magazine 2025. David has also been named as a Highly Cited Researcher again by Clarivate. Congratulations David!

Meet our new Coventry cotutelle students

Meet Nisrina Wibisono and Abdullah Mert Pekel, our newest cotutelle PhD students with Coventry University. Nisrina and Abdullah tell us about themselves and their research.

How do you engage with feedback? Take our survey now!

Feedback is incredibly important for learning, and it’s not just the information you get, but how you use it that could make a difference. Be part of our research project Exploring Learners’ Feedback Literacy Behaviours: take the Feedback Literacy Behaviour Scale to find out your strengths and weaknesses regarding how you engage with feedback.

CRADLE is #1 contributor to global assessment research

A recent performance analysis of the prominent international journal Assessment and Evaluation in Higher Education  by Sun et al. was undertaken using citation data. The article highlighted Australian researchers as the dominant global contributor, with CRADLE and Deakin University ranking at the top. CRADLE authors and our extensive network of global collaborators have a significant impact on assessment research globally.

Don’t miss CRADLE at these education conferences this year

The conference season is ramping up for 2024 and an extraordinary number of the CRADLE family have been successful in having their abstracts accepted. We are especially pleased to see our doctoral students and CRADLE Fellows sharing their research. Catch up on our latest research by joining us at the conferences in person or online.

Meet our new genAI Research Fellows

Meet Dr Jack Walton and Dr Thomas Corbin, two of CRADLE's new Research Fellows. Jack and Tom are helping CRADLE research assessment in a time of genAI.

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