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www.up.pt :: www.fe.up.pt A Conceptual Model for e- Assessing Student Learning in Engineering Education Rita Falcao Universidade do Porto :: FEUP Portugal ICL 2012 / IGIP 2012 :: Villach, Austria

The ALOA model: assessment of Learning Outcomes

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A Conceptual Model for e-Assessing Student Learning in Engineering Education

Rita Falcao

Universidade do Porto :: FEUP

Portugal

ICL 2012 / IGIP 2012 :: Villach, Austria

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Field of study

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Initial problem

To what extent e-assessment methods

may be used to measure the

achievement of Learning Outcomes in

engineering education?

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Research questions I

• RQ1) Which type of Learning

Outcomes in the field of Engineering

are relevant and should be

considered?

• RQ2) Which are the e-assessment

methods that should be considered?

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Learning Outcomes

Learning outcomes are statements

of what a learner is expected to

know, understand and/or be able

to demonstrate after completion

of learning. (AHELO)

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Learning Outcomes in EE

Selection and description of LOs in

Engineering Education

• ABET

• EUR-ACE

• CDIO

• EQF

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(e) Assessment

Assessment: Any procedure used to

estimate student learning for whatever

purpose. (Brown et al)

e-Assessment is the use of ICT and the

Internet in particular for the assessment

of learning, including design, delivery

and/or recording of responses. (JISC)

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(e) Assessment methods

• Multiple choice questions

• Short Answer Questions

• Problems

• Essays

• Practical work

• Reflexive practice

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Research questions II

• RQ3) What type of intended Learning

Outcomes can be measured by e-

assessment methods?

• RQ4) Is it possible to propose specific

e-assessment strategies for each

type of LO in EE?

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The ALIGNMENT question

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Revised Bloom’s Taxonomy

• Analyzing and describing the LOs of the qualification frameworks

• Analyzing and describing LOs from case-studies

• Analyzing and describing assessment methods

• Aligning assessment and LOs

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The ALOA conceptual model

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Alignment

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Application of the model

Scenarios

Verification of internal alignment

Proposal of internal alignment

Vertical alignment

Horizontal alignment

CriteriaMatch

Emphasis

Coverage

Precision

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Application to EUR-ACE

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Example of case-study

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Thank you!

Rita Falcao de Berredo

[email protected]