Faculty Curriculum Redefined Build Phase Workshop Series 2024/25: Lessons Learnt – Reflecting on Assessment and Feedback Practice Over the Last Academic Year

This workshop series will support colleagues in Faculty programme teams to develop and share arts-and-humanities-relevant approaches to assessment and feedback as part of Curriculum Redefined

Faculty Curriculum Redefined Build Phase Workshop Series 2024/25: Developing Student-centred and Inclusive Assessment and Feedback Practice in the Arts and Humanities

Series lead: Dr Eva Sansavior, Academic Development Consultant (Curriculum Redefined).

Assessment and Feedback is a shared strategic priority within the Curriculum Redefined (CR) project and the Schools’ and Faculty of Arts, Humanities & Cultures’ National Student Survey (NSS) response plans.

This workshop series will support colleagues in Faculty programme teams to develop and share arts-and-humanities-relevant approaches to assessment and feedback as part of the build phase of Curriculum Redefined. Participants will have access to a suite of bespoke curriculum development resources and student-facing guides developed by Dr Eva Sansavior.

Series aims:

  • Surface and share evidence-led pedagogic practice across disciplines in the arts and humanities.
  • Co-create a cross-disciplinary staff-led faculty context for building practice and learning across practice-based and theoretical disciplines.
  • Engage staff and students in possibilities for co-creating assessment and feedback.
  • Share and co-develop discipline-relevant practice development and SoTL resources.

Workshop 4 – April 30, 1-3 p.m.

Lessons Learnt – Reflecting on assessment and feedback practice over the last academic year

This final workshop invites reflection on the successes and challenges of implementing the new student-centred approaches to assessment and feedback centred around constructive

alignment in the Curriculum Redefined Build Phase. Using School-selected priorities defined in the context of the NSS, School and Faculty strategic plans and student feedback data, colleagues will have the opportunity to share perspectives across disciplines on lessons learnt and map out future aspirations for developing practice in assessment and feedback for the coming academic year.

Previous workshops in this series