Peerwise - Student Generated Assessment Questions
Status
Completed: 10 August 2010
Project Details
This project describes Peerwise, which enables students to develop course-based multiple-choice questions and accompanying explanations to share with other learners. These questions are used by others for studying, critiquing and discussing. Each question is rated for difficulty and quality.
The process of answering, evaluating and discussing questions developed by their peers enables students to compare their performance and understanding with that of other students studying the same material.
For further information about Peerwise, please see below journal articles, or visit Peerwise.
Team
Paul Denny
Project Lead
The University of Auckland
Dr John Hamer
The University of Auckland
Andrew Luxton-Reilly
The University of AucklandStatus
Funding
$9,676.00 (excl GST)
Key Findings
Key Recommendations
Presentation
Peerwise: Collaborative Student Learning
In this presentation, Paul Denny provides more information about Peerwise, including research describing its benefits for learners.
(PDF, 1.3MB, 50-slides)
- 10 August 2010
In this video, Paul Denny from the University of Auckland describes Peerwise, which enables learners to create, share, evaluate and discuss assessment questions.
- 10 August 2010