Sponsored by ASCILITE, the Australian Open Educational Practice Special Interest Group (or OEPSIG, for short) is a practitioner-facilitated community designed to bring open educators (primarily those in higher education) together to explore issues of common interest, collaborate on shared projects, undertake research, and to advocate for the place of OEP in national L&T discussions, strategy, and policy.  This… Continue reading →

The session explores the consistency of examiners' judgements on the robustness of the decisions made in high-stakes summative competency-based assessment (CBA). Strategies for mitigating inconsistencies are explored. Examples from medical education are used. Presenter: Amy Wong, Queen's University Belfast. Note: this event is 6 to 7PM Eastern Australian *Summer* time (07:00 universal time).

Sponsored by ASCILITE, the Australasian Open Educational Practice Special Interest Group (or OEPSIG, for short) is a practitioner-facilitated community designed to bring open educators (primarily those in higher education) together to explore issues of common interest, collaborate on shared projects, undertake research, and to advocate for the place of OEP in national L&T discussions, strategy, and policy.  This… Continue reading →

Hi team, just a reminder that our October webinar is on this Thursday, 12pm AEST. We have a couple of interesting presentations related to TELedvisor roles during and post COVID: The changing nature of academic support roles thanks to COVID-19 - Michael Sankey and Amanda Bellaby The following webinar will provide insight into the ways… Continue reading →