1. Assessment Through Eportfolio
Emma Purnell
Blended Learning Advisor
University of Wolverhampton

2. One page portal to assessment and feedback for staff and students

3. Turnitin integration

5. Advantages of eportfolio based assessment:
Increased submission
Early identification of students at risk

6. Eportfolio content front end hyperlinked to portfolio assessment

7. Portfolio Assessment

8. Discussion based, developmental feedback
Tutor
Tutor
Think about using a new building for your second image, this may make it easier to compare

9. Multiple methods to give feedback

11. Formative assessment

12. Self Assessment – generic or bespoke templates

14. From self assessment to summative

17.
Patchwork assessment
Unit 4 – reflective account stitching together formative assessments from units 1-3
= 20 credit award
Unit 1
5 credits
Unit 2
5 credits
Unit 3
5 credits

18. Peer assessment
User groups populated via SITS or self subscription

19. Multi use assessment and transition

21. Dialogic feedback possible on every asset

22. What makes eportfolio based assessment and feedback an effective and popular choice at UoW:
Support and structure of a robust assessment platform seen in gateways. The ability for every asset to become an informal conversation or developmental discussion, whether one to one, one to many or many to many.
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