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Johnson, Martin; Hopkin, Rebecca; Shiell, Hannah; Bell, John F. – Educational Research and Evaluation, 2012
In the UK and elsewhere, large-scale educational assessment agencies are shifting the mode of school examination marking towards having examiners mark examination scripts on screen rather than on paper. This shift has prompted questions about whether the mode of marking might influence examiner marking accuracy, particularly in relation to…
Descriptors: Correlation, Essays, Student Evaluation, Validity
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Johnson, Martin; Nadas, Rita; Bell, John F. – British Journal of Educational Technology, 2010
There is a growing body of research literature that considers how the mode of assessment, either computer-based or paper-based, might affect candidates' performances. Despite this, there is a fairly narrow literature that shifts the focus of attention to those making assessment judgements and which considers issues of assessor consistency when…
Descriptors: English Literature, Examiners, Evaluation Research, Evaluators
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Greatorex, Jackie; Bell, John F. – Research Papers in Education, 2008
It is particularly important that GCSE and A-level marking is valid and reliable as it affects the life chances of many young people in England. Current developments in marking technology are coinciding with potential changes in procedures to ensure valid and reliable marking. In this research the effectiveness of procedures to facilitate the…
Descriptors: Scripts, Intervention, Interrater Reliability, Examiners