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Sounding board: a handheld device for mutual assessment in education

Published: 28 April 2007 Publication History

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We are developing a set of handheld input devices for mutual assessment in the course of a learning activity and a system to give on-the-spot feedback concerning the summary of the assessment to the learners visually with the aid of charts. This paper describes its design concept and provides an overview of the system.

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      Traditional assessment methods of individualized learning in classrooms are subject to scrutiny. Are classroom tests and examinations always congruent to the requisite skills of the workforce__?__ Do informal assessments always produce objective and concrete evidence of learning__?__ Today, technology offers immense opportunities for collaborative learning and assessment in real time [1,2]. The authors of this paper present the framework of portable devices and a system designed for real-time interactive collaborative learning assessment with instantaneous visual feedback. The sounding board system (SBS) consists of distinct electronic identification badges for transmitting modulated infrared (IR) signals in random intervals; handheld input terminals equipped with directional IR receivers and wireless access to a database housing asynchronously transmitted assessment data; and software for retrieving and summarizing specific assessment data. A student points a handheld terminal at a target learner and presses a button to register an assessment, such as wonderful or good. The SBS audibly broadcasts cooperative assessment feedback to learners. The SBS instantaneously processes assessment data and generates line plot, bar, bubble, and percentage bar charts for peer reviews and discussions of learning by students and teachers. Although the usability and cognitive and social outcomes of the SBS in educational settings are under investigation, the authors put forward persuasive arguments to recommend portable devices for reciprocal learning assessment and immediate feedback. Online Computing Reviews Service

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      CHI EA '07: CHI '07 Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems
      April 2007
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      ISBN:9781595936424
      DOI:10.1145/1240866
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      1. collaborative learning
      2. educational assessment
      3. ethnomethodology
      4. mutual assessment
      5. social constructivism

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