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Direct linkJohnson, Martin; Rushton, Nicky – Educational Research, 2019
Background: The development of a set of questions is a central element of examination development, with the validity of an examination resting to a large extent on the quality of the questions that it comprises. This paper reports on the methods and findings of a project that explores how educational examination question writers engage in the…
Descriptors: Writing (Composition), Test Construction, Specialists, Protocol Analysis
Peer Observation, Feedback and Reflection for Development of Practice in Synchronous Online Teaching
Jones, Mark H.; Gallen, Anne-Marie – Innovations in Education and Teaching International, 2016
Peer observation of teaching is an established developmental tool in face-to-face settings. While there have been studies into peer observation as applied to asynchronous online teaching, less is known about its application to teaching online using synchronous communication systems. We describe a small-scale study of an online peer observation…
Descriptors: Synchronous Communication, Online Courses, Feedback (Response), Reflection
Vlachopoulos, Panos; Cowan, John – Distance Education, 2010
This article reports a grounded theory study of the moderation of asynchronous online discussions, to explore the processes by which tutors in higher education decide when and how to moderate. It aims to construct a theory of e-moderation based on some key factors which appear to influence e-moderation. It discusses previous research on the…
Descriptors: Grounded Theory, Teacher Role, Computer Mediated Communication, College Faculty
