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Evaluations based on comparisons? For many it is an intuitive process to compare two products with each other, and base your assessment on the comparison between the two products. But what do you do when you have to compare more than 50 assignments? The intuitiveness and the overview disappears.

With the online tool Comproved it is possible to apply large-scale comparative assessments within your education, both by teachers and students. The power of comparative assessment and holistic evaluation is combined within an efficient tool. The evaluation process also becomes more reliable since the expertise of multiple assessors is combined.

During the session, Marije Lesterhuis, assistant professor at the Utrecht Medical Centre and co-founder of Comproved, will tell us something about the tool. Teachers Zita Albon and Anke Schreurs will also share their experiences with Comproved within their education. After the short presentations, we will enter in conversation to exchange knowledge and experiences regarding Comproved. Examples of topics to discuss might be:

• Collaboration with colleagues during the assessment,
• The validity of the tool,
• The possibilities that Comproved offers for feedback,
• Insight into the student’s work process and/or
• The pros and cons of holistic assessment compared to analytical assessment.

Are you interested in learning how other teachers experience and use Comproved? Would you like to discuss certain aspects of the tool with colleagues? Would you like to know more about Comproved and get acquainted with a different method of assessment? Please join us within this Exchange and Inspiration Session!

Click here for more infomation about Comproved.

Are you interested in participating in this session, but not able to join at this date/time? Contact cat@uu.nl to stay updated with future possibilities and/or any questions you might have. Are you curious about other workshops focusing on the teacher development? Check out the offer here. And do you have questions about teaching? Then please contact Teaching Support for individual advice or support.

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