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Group working and peer assessment — using WebPA to encourage student engagement and participation

Neil Andrew Gordon

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This paper considers the use of group work and peer assessment in the teaching of Computer Science in Higher Education, and in particular the value of peer assessment as a mechanism to encourage student engagement with the activity. Regarding peer assessment itself, this paper provides details of how an online application — in this case WebPA — can provide a valuable tool for educators as well as providing a suitable environment for learners to provide feedback and assessment of themselves and their team mates.

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This paper considers the use of group work and peer assessment in the teaching of Computer Science in Higher Education, and in particular the value of peer assessment as a mechanism to encourage student engagement with the activity. Regarding peer assessment itself, this paper provides details of how an online application — in this case WebPA — can provide a valuable tool for educators as well as providing a suitable environment for learners to provide feedback and assessment of themselves and their team mates.

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This paper considers the use of group work and peer assessment in the teaching of Computer Science in Higher Education, and in particular the value of peer assessment as a mechanism to encourage student engagement with the activity. Regarding peer assessment itself, this paper provides details of how an online application — in this case WebPA — can provide a valuable tool for educators as well as providing a suitable environment for learners to provide feedback and assessment of themselves and their team mates.

Key concepts: Peer assessment, Peer feedback, Value (mathematics), Peer evaluation, Work (physics), Student engagement, Group work, Computer science

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