John Meyer

University of Birmingham

• J.C.Meyer@bham.ac.uk
• www.birmingham.ac.uk/schools/mathematics/people/navigation.aspx?ReferenceId=103895&Name=dr-john-meyer
• JCMUoB
• 0000-0003-0708-1088

John obtained a MSci degree in Mathematical Sciences and a PhD in Applied Mathematics from the University of Birmingham. He is an associate professor at the University of Birmingham, and a visiting academic at Jinan University, China. John’s research interests include mathematical analysis, applied mathematics, and importantly in relation to this project mathematics education (with e-assessment being a particular area of interest).

Questions

John is a contributor to these questions:

• Q14: To what extent does repeated practice on randomized e-assessment tasks encourage mathematics students to discover deep links between ideas?
• Q32: What advice and guidance (both practical and pedagogical) is available to lecturers about using e-assessment in their courses, and to what extent do they engage with it?