Étiquette : peer assessment

FeedbackFruits: An Integrated Solution for Peer Assessment

PedagoLab@ESSEC

Promoting Reflective, Collaborative, and Meaningful Learning

By Marion Marx, Instructional designer at the K-lab.

Peer Assessment: Theories & Best Practices

Peer assessment provides a range of benefits that foster meaningful learning*. In his Taxonomy of Significant Learning, Fink highlights six key areas of competence, predominantly focused on the development of soft skills: learning how to learn, foundational knowledge, application, caring, the human dimension, and integration.

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“How I survived teaching a massive online course”

PedagoLab@ESSEC

Read the testimony of a survivor and learn some tips to survive too

By Adrian Zicari, Professor of Accounting and Management Control and the K-lab team

The first pedagogical workshop took place on February 3rd, co-organised by Emmanuelle Le Nagard, Associate Dean for Pedagogy and the K-lab team. 

The purpose of the workshop was twofold: presenting Professor Zicari’s experience with teaching an online course and some of the digital tools that can help teaching. 20 external lecturers and Faculty attended the workshop, discussing with Prof. Zicari and sharing their own experiences.

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Making students active participants in the evaluation process

PedagoLab@ESSEC

How Has the Pandemic Shifted Your Perspective on Grading?

By Adrián Zicari, Teaching Professor, Accounting and Management Control Department
Director of the Center of Excellence Management and Society.

“From the very beginning, we decided on a combination of evaluation tools. Some of those tools are conventional (automatically graded multiple choice exams, for example), but one is not: supervised peer assessments. I have to admit that, at first, I was not convinced this concept would work. But now I see it in a different light.Lire la suite »