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Mathematical skills
Code | Question | Contributors |
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Problem solving |
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Q46 | How can we assess problem solving using e-assessment? | |
Q47 | How can we assess open-ended tasks using e-assessment? | |
Q48 | How can e-assessments provide scaffolding (cues, hints) during and after problem-solving tasks? | |
Assessment of proof |
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Q49 | How can the assessment of proof be automated? | |
Q50 | What can automated theorem provers (e.g. LEAN) offer to the e-assessment of proof comprehension? | |
Q51 | What types/forms of proof-comprehension-related questions can be meaningfully assessed using currently available e-assessment platforms? | |
Q52 | How can students effectively type free-form proof for human marking online? | |
Example generation |
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Q53 | How can e-assessments be designed to expand and enrich students' example spaces? | |
Q54 | To what extent can e-assessments meaningfully judge student responses to example generation tasks? | |
Q55 | How does the use of e-assessment impact students’ example generation strategies and success, relative to the same tasks on paper or orally? |