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Self-assessment targets

Overview of how to design an activity where students give themselves targets based on their self-assessment.

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29 April 2021

About this activity


Students give themselves targets based on their self-assessment.

These learning goals could be recorded somewhere and revisited (i.e. a learning diary or an e-portfolio).

They could be compared to the lecturer’s targets and the two brought to consensus if different.ÌýÌý

Why use it


  • Reflect on learning during a session or over a semester;Ìý
  • They could be compared to the lecturer’s targets and the two brought to consensus if different;Ìý
  • Enables staff to review and reflect on students’ perceptions of own development.

When to use it


  • Throughout a course, scaffolded into activities;Ìý
  • End of a/eachÌýsession;ÌýÌý
  • Checkpoints.

Digital tools that might be used


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  • My PortfolioÌý
  • Moodle WikiÌý
  • Moodle Discussion forumÌý

Speed of set up timeÌý


Varies based on tool used.

Workload


  • Prepare rubrics/criteria;
  • Prepare or keep exemplars;
  • Familiarise and preparing students with the concepts and benefits;
  • Oversight of the output.

Other resources


  • Any type of shared document.

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