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Which type of assessment should I choose?
Which type of assessment should I choose?
Written Assignment
Written Assignment
What is it?
What is it?
- Any written assignment (e.g., case write-up, essay, project report, research paper, …).
- Either a written submission or an in-class final presentation.
- Either individual or in groups.
Oral Exam
Oral Exam
What is it?
What is it?
- Students receive a question on the exam day and with no/little preparation need to answer in front of the professor.
- Given no/little preparation time, typically focused more on information recall and basic understanding than deeper analysis or knowledge application.
Written Exam
Written Exam
What is it?
What is it?
- Written exam that students complete online, within a set window of time (minutes / hours)
- Administered using the test function of the IE Online Campus.
Tips to minimize the risk of cheating for online exams
Tips to minimize the risk of cheating for online exams
- Give too little time to answer all questions for vast majority of the students (so they don’t have the time to take screenshots, take notes for others etc.)
- Offer the exam at the same time to all students.
- You could provide multiple versions / alternatives for each question that get assigned randomly to each student. (see written exams - pools of questions)
- We recommend to plan your exam to be “open book”. This means you’re effectively allowing the students to search the internet or use self-made cheat sheets while answering the questions. In consequence, your questions (including the multiple choice ones) should test more than the basic information recall and require understanding to answer correctly.
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