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Vol 16 No 1 (2025): Assessment Special Issue
Editorial
Editorial
Pete Boyd
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1-3
Articles
Assessment approach at programme level: a case study in food science
Julia Rodriguez Garcia, Anna Green, Tom Mariner
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4-16
A Transformative Learning Experience: An Undergraduate Research Conference as Authentic Assessment
Ruth Larsen, Robin Sims, Ian Whitehead
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17-28
Rationalising subjectivity: using learning technology to automate and flexibilise marker standardisation in higher education assessment
Tom Mayer
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29-37
The impact of a peer-feedback intervention on the attitudes and beliefs of first-year Social Care students in Ireland
Alison Merrotsy, William Carey, Tom O’Mahony
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38-49
The tangle in the feedback loop: Learner agency through a feedback loop activity across four university language programs
Ana Maria Ducasse; Kathryn Hill; Kerry Mullan, Jing Qi, Jindan Ni, Maki Yoshida, Maya Fujioka
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50-70
Investigating the impact of Collaborative Annotation on Student Quality of Learning in Higher Education
Mark P. McCormack, Melat Tecle , John G. Keating
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71-80
Perfect Assessment and Feedback in Psychology: Students’ Perspectives
Martyn Quigley, Emma Whitt
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81-93
Analysis of sources of anxiety among Swiss university students experiencing Continuous Assessment for Learning and their implications for designing assessment in higher education
Céline Girardet
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94-108
Feedback Interchange in Small-Group Discussion: An Interpretive Review of the Literature
Dai Hounsell
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109-122
A critical reflection on audio feedback for undergraduate students as a care-full and compassionate performance of emotional labour
Samantha Wilkinson
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123-129
Inclusive pedagogical and assessment practices for visually impaired students: Shifting from a deficit to an asset based approach
Pryah Mahabeer
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130-143