2011: eAssessment Scotland

Welcome, and thank you for scanning the QR Code that I created specifically for the eAssessment Scotland Conference, August 2011!

On this page you will find some links to me, my presentation, and my poster. I will be updating this page with links, notes, tweets, and pictures from the Conference when I return, but for now this is just to allow you to view my slides and poster in detail.

My presentation, as I blogged about when the abstract was approved, covers the subject of what we call Time-constrained Papers: “24-hour Papers: the Open-Book Alternative to Exams for Online Assessment“, the slides are reproduced below on SlideShare, please click the image to view:

If you are going to quote or cite this presentation in any work please use the following details (in the style of Harvard Referencing):

Hopkins, D., 2011. 24-hour Papers: the Open-Book Alternative to Exams for Online Assessment. In: eAssessment Scotland ‘Keeping it Real’, 26 August 2011, University of Dundee. Available from: http://www.slideshare.net/hopkinsdavid/24hour-papers-the-openbook-alternative-to-exams-for-online-assessment.

Alongside this presentation I also am co-presenting a poster entitled “eAssessment: Who’s Involved”, also reproduced on SlideShare below:

If you are going to quote or cite this poster in any work please use the following details (in the style of Harvard Referencing):

Hopkins, D. and Hutchings, L, 2011. eAssessment: Who’s Involved? In: eAssessment Scotland ‘Keeping it Real’, 26 August 2011, University of Dundee. Available from: http://www.slideshare.net/hopkinsdavid/eassessment-whos-involved-eas11.

I generated two QR Codeswhich I am displaying in two different locations at the Conference; one at the end of my presentation, and the other stuck to the back of my business card – both as research to see who scans the code to access this page. Whilst they both link to the shortened URL that is displayed beneath the code, by separating them out I could see which was scanned and from what device.