Assessment & Ungrading

Presenter: Suzanne Gaulocher Borrowing from an equity workshop I did with the CoLab a few years ago in collaboration with a colleague at the University of Wisconsin – Madison, I’d […]

As we explore new ways of thinking about grading, many of us are interested in creating opportunities for students to assess themselves and reflect upon their own learning . During […]

Authentic assessments ask students to apply their learning to new situations. It is often contrasted with conventional test assessments and can be described as “messy and complex.” This session will […]

This resource was designed specifically for Plymouth State faculty who are concerned about academic integrity in online assessment. While the CoLab generally suggests rethinking assessment to eliminate the need for […]

Do you sometimes feel concerned that traditional approaches to grading undermine the pedagogical framework of your course? Are you interested in strategies for assessing student work and course performance that […]

“What’s my grade?” The honest answers “It depends” or “It’s complicated” might do more harm than good. For a student with limited quantitative literacy, grade weights and conditional grades can […]

Some folks in the CPLC asked for a time to explore “ungrading,” or moving away from grades toward feedback-oriented models. All welcome as we talk about the challenges and benefits of […]

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