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Organising for eAssessment
PostedOctober 5, 2022
UpdatedFebruary 3, 2023
ByAngela Gerrard
Organising e-assessment demands for an articulation between design, implementation, tools and people involved. Setting up the platforms and the tools for e-assessment is a task that should be performed by a team and managed by an administrator. The team must follow a number of e-assessment and organisation guidelines, when using the platforms and choosing the most appropriate e-assessment tools to a specific course. The administrator must guarantee that learners understand the e-assessment process, the ways of communication and feedback, and the type of assessment and certification.
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