One project set up by Nottingham Trent University looked at four factors that signal student engagement – library use, card swipes into buildings, VLE use and electronic submission of coursework – and then analysed the progression and attainment of particular groups such as male or female, widening participation or third year students.
At Nottingham Trent University, student engagement manager Ed Foster has been leading a different pilot that looks at four factors that signal student engagement - library use, card swipes into buildings, VLE use and electronic submission of coursework - and then analyses the progression and attainment in particular groups such as male or female, widening participation, or third year students.
The qualifications, to be known as EBaccs, will do away with the "modules" which allow GCSE students to retake parts of their course, cut back heavily on the use of classroom assessment and coursework, and return the emphasis to a traditional end-of-year exam.
Ask him to consider his options and how the use of alcohol might affect coursework, personal relationships, activities, and the living environment in the residence hall.
The amount of coursework currently used towards final grades for each subject varies, with up to 60% of marks in GCSE English coming from coursework, compared with 25% in science.
Assessment is based on a combination of coursework and exams, using a variety of assessment modes.
Traditional methods of instructing point-of-care ultrasound that rely heavily on the use of human volunteers during initial coursework and acquisition training are not possible with TEE.
Staff plan to check at what stage students start reading and preparing for pieces of coursework and will analyse the link between use of the books and students' eventual success in their degrees.
She's only in her second year of coursework.
His last piece of coursework was on Vladimir Putin.
