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Quality Assurance in Education | 2016

Peer Review of Assessment Network: supporting comparability of standards

S Booth; Jm Beckett; Cassandra Im Saunders

Purpose – This paper aims to test the need in the Australian higher education (HE) sector for a national network for the peer review of assessment in response to the proposed HE standards framework and propose a sector-wide framework for calibrating and assuring achievement standards, both within and across disciplines, through the establishment of a peer review of assessment network (PRAN). Design/methodology/approach – This study used a “proof of concept”approach to test the need for a national network, using consultations (n = 67) which included teleconference meetings [39], face-to-face meetings [2], Skype [1], presentations [19], state-based workshops [6] and a national forum. Quantitative data from evaluation surveys from state-based workshops and national forum were computer-analysed to generate descriptive statistics. Qualitative data arising from open-ended questionnaire responses were analysed through progressive categorisation and data coding designed to identify and refine data themes. Finding...


Quality Assurance in Education | 2015

Student feedback: a learning and teaching performance indicator

Shelley Kinash; Vishen Naidu; Diana Knight; Madelaine-Marie Judd; Chenicheri Sid Nair; S Booth; Julie Fleming; Elizabeth Santhanam; Beatrice Tucker; Marian Tulloch

Purpose – The paper aims to disseminate solutions to common problems in student evaluation processes. It proposes that student evaluation can be applied to quality assurance and improving learning and teaching. The paper presents solutions in the areas of: presenting outcomes as performance indicators, constructing appropriate surveys, improving response rates, reporting student feedback to students and student engagement as a feature of university quality assurance. Design/methodology/approach – The research approach of this paper is comparative case study, allowing in-depth exploration of multiple perspectives and practices at seven Australian universities. Process and outcome data were rigorously collected, analysed, compared and contrasted. Findings – The paper provides empirical evidence for student evaluation as an instrument of learning and teaching data analysis for quality improvement. It suggests that collecting data about student engagement and the student experience will yield more useful data...


AARE | 2007

Transforming Professional Practice: What Profiling Tells Us

Noleine Fitzallen; Natalie Brown; S Booth; Kerry Howells


2012 Australasian Association for Institutional Research Annual Forum | 2012

Utilising benchmarking to inform decision-making at the institutional level: a research-informed process

S Booth


Archive | 2015

Advancing the quality and status of teaching in Australian higher education: Ideas for enhanced professional recognition for teaching and teachers

R James; Chi Baik; Millar; Ryan Naylor; E Bexley; G Kennedy; K-L Krause; Marnie Hughes-Warrington; D Sadler; S Booth


Tertiary Education and Management Conference | 2014

Benchmarking international student experience

S Booth; J Keay; D Sadler; T Duffy; Shannon Z. Klekociuk


Tertiary Education Management Conference 2013 | 2013

Measuring learning outcomes at the course and unit level: Development and implementation of electronic course and unit reports at the University of Tasmania

Cim Saunders; S Booth


AuQF2011 | 2011

Articulating and comparing standards through benchmarking of assessment

S Booth; Anne Melano; Heather Sainsbury; Lynn Woodley


The Australian Journal of Teacher Education | 2007

Repositioning Research As Writing to Improve Student Learning

S Booth


Proceedings of the International Conference on Critical Discourse Analysis: Theory into Research | 2006

Constructions of Pedagogy and Masculinity within Teachers' Discourses

Cj Hiller; J Winckle; S Booth

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D Sadler

University of Tasmania

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S Read

University of Queensland

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Anne Melano

University of Wollongong

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Colin Jones

University of Tasmania

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E Wapstra

University of Tasmania

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Elizabeth Santhanam

Australian Catholic University

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