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How Covid-19 Changed Assessment: Podcast (13 min) + Video (2 min)
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How Covid-19 Changed Assessment: Podcast (13 min) + Video (2 min)

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In this podcast, Prof. Judy Hardy, Dean of Teaching and Learning in the College of Science and Engineering and Dr. Neil Lent Lecturer in Learning and Teaching at the Institute for Academic Development, explain the changes that staff have made to assessment as a result of Covid-19 and discuss the merits of these changes for the student experience. For a brief Explainer on the changes to assessment watch our short video below the Podcast. You can also learn more about assessment and feedback in hybrid teaching and learning on the blog and at the Edinburgh Hybrid Teaching Exchange.

How Covid-19 Changed Assessment: Podcast (13 min) + Explainer Video (2 min)

 

 

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