Self, Peer, and Group Assessment in E-learning
Tim S. Roberts
Information Science
How can assessment practices be used to assist and improve the learning process? "Self, Peer and Group Assessment in E-Learning" attempts to answer this question by bringing together 13 contributions from prominent researchers and practitioners actively involved in all aspects of self, peer and group assessment in an online or e-learning environment. It describes the principal characteristics of self, peer and group assessment, and presents guidelines for effective implementation, highlighting both benefits and problems. It also provides examples in a variety of subject areas from secondary school students in different countries, large undergraduate classes, and Master's level courses. The primary aim of "Self, Peer and Group Assessment in E-Learning" is to encourage the development of higher-quality learning and assessment practices, ones in which the learners themselves assume a greater responsibility for, and play a more active role in, their own learning.