All about assessment and evaluation

Are you, as a teacher, currently still buried in assessment work? Here are 5 tips for a good end of the school year....

Kim Borsen talks about the use of Comproved in the first-year course ‘Introduction to Educational Sciences’ and how they worked on students' feedback literacy using the tool....

Now and then we have to make a decision about student competence. How? We dive into the concept of summative assessment....

Let's get started with comparative judgement. What does this mean concretely? What should you keep in mind when you make a comparison? We give a few tips....

We tell you about the power of learning from comparison and how you can use it as a learning strategy in education...

Zita Albon uses Comproved in two different courses in the Academic Teacher Training Programme at Utrecht University...

Too often there is a misconception that if a test is taken without scoring, it is formative assessment...

In comparative judgement, the question you ask while comparing is key. We give 5 tips for asking a good comparison question...

Are your students open to receiving feedback? Do they take feedback from peers seriously? Do they take proper follow-up steps in response to feedback? Feedback literacy can help them do this. ...

Prevent feedback from ending up in the 'feedback graveyard' with a feedback action plan. In this article we tell you how to....

Your goal, assessment and learning activities must be in line with each other. Yet in practice, actually achieving constructive alignment is not as easy as it seems. Here are some tips...

Lies Van Gasse is a poet, illustrator and a creative writing teacher. She uses Comproved to evaluate poems. We were curious about her experience with the tool. ...