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Third Annual Conference & Exhibition on e-Assessment in Scotland
ASSESSMENT TOMORROW EDINBURGH - 2008
21st Century Techniques and Technologies to Measure Skills and Knowledge
***UPDATE***
12th November 2008 at the Grosvenor Hilton Hotel, Edinburgh
We are pleased to announce that Dr Jancet Brown, Chief Executive SQA, has
confirmed that she will give the keynote address at this conference.
SQA has stated publicly that e-Assessment will play an increasingly important
role in supporting delivery of their qualifications and that e-assessment offers
significant benefits to SQA, centres and, in particular, the candidates that
take those qualifications.
Whether you are involved in formative assessment in the classroom, or the
delivery of high stakes qualifications in education or the workplace, you will
not want to miss this important event.
Following on the success of the first two conferences, and again working in
collaboration with SQA, the conference will examine the practical aspects of
implementing e-Assessment, including Computer Based Testing and e-
Portfolios, in education, training and professional development.
Managed by Assessment Tomorrow Ltd., the conference boasts an impressive
line-up of authoritative speakers and includes a key note address from SQA.
See how e-Assessment offers exciting and innovative approaches to otherwise
costly or inflexible assessment of learners or employees.
Book now at www.scotland2008.assessmenttomorrow.com
Fee for schools and colleges £190 per delegate plus VAT (total £223.25)
Other delegates £225 per delegate plus VAT (total £264.38)
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Supported by SQA: SQA is pleased to support the Assessment Tomorrow
Edinburgh 2008 Conference. However, the views expressed at the conference
are the speakers’ own and do not represent SQA policy.
Sponsored by BTL Learning and Assessment
12th November 2008 at the Grosvenor Hilton Hotel, Edinburgh
- Conference Programme –
09.30 Welcome and Opening Address - Chair: Prof. Cliff Beevers OBE,
Heriot Watt University
09.35 ‘Where we are going in Scotland’ - Keynote from Dr. Janet Brown,
Chief Executive, SQA
‘The use of technology’ - Learning and Teaching Scotland – Andrew Brown
10.30 Coffee Break
10.50 Good practice and innovation in e-assessment
‘Using social networking for assessment’ - SQA e-Assessment Team
Case study from Dumfries and Galloway College - Duncan Gillespie and Robert
Brown
‘e-Scape, an e-portfolio case study’ - Prof. Richard Kimbell, Goldsmiths,
London and
Matt Wingfield, TAG Learning
12.30 Lunch
13.30 Meeting Learner Expectations
‘The SCHOLAR programme and PASS-IT’ - Gerry Toner, Scholar Team and Dr
Helen Ashton, Head of Pass-IT, Heriot Watt
‘Supporting the learning process’ - Bob Gomersall, Chair, BTL
‘Involving and engaging with learners’ - John Winkley, AlphaPlus Consulting
Tea
15.00 Meeting the Expectations of Schools and Colleges
‘A developing approach’ - Martyn Ware, SQA
‘Factors affecting uptake’ - Iain Lowson, HMIe Scotland
15.50 to 16.00 Closing address - Chair
www.scotland2008.assessmenttomorrow.com
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