Spreadsheet |
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| To help with assessing DiDA at FGS we initially used a spreadsheet with all students on and the sections like planning etc in columns. As sections were marked the results were shared with students fairly openly. This provoked a lot of competition (emulation might be a better term) |
DiDA assessment spreadsheet here |
Marking |
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| The advantage with the spreadsheet is the link to the eportfolio. These are stored on a webserver and can be accessed from the Internet for marking. the address is so complex that accidental discovery is unlikely. We are moving them behind a pasword soon. |
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Database |
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| More recently we have switched to using an ACCESS database. the form is similar to the EDEXCEL marking sheet and the data base is used with a mailmerge in WORD to produce a filled in marking sheet detailing what needs to be done to improve the mark. This is the most effective as it gives about a week to 10 days of work/instructions. Re-marking consists of looking at what you said and what they have done about it. |
Database
marking sheet |
Download |
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| You are welcome to any of this material if you can use it. There can be difficulties in downloading databases as filters and firewalls kick up. |
Database zip
Spreadsheet zip |
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