A truly incredible honor - PeerWise received the overall award at the QS Reimagine Education Awards 2018 @ReimagineHEdu. Very humbling to be recognised amongst the many incredible projects showcased at this inspiring conference #Reimagine2018 (thanks @SarahEToms for the photo!)
Academic self-efficacy positively impacts students!
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@jrprather And students see the value: "I think the experience of writing prompts helps to become a more effective programmer as you need an understanding of what you're expecting to get out of the code in order to make the prompt as specific as possible to get the expected output/s."
It has been a long time in the writing @MScMedEd but a pre-print of our new paper "Embedding Retrieval Practice in Undergraduate Biochemistry teaching using PeerWise" is available at https://t.co/4Q27EpFAsO via @OSFramework DOI: 10.35542/osf.io/xtrfp
#ParsonsProblems is an exciting and effective way to teach programming. Check our new paper at https://t.co/DPPEJiy5nP where we review its origins, uses, and future (including a research kit for future experiments!) @peerwise@leinonen_juho@ericson_barbara@jrprather et al.
We (at @CSAalto, @uoacompsci) were really honored to receive the best paper award at #ICER2022 for our work on exploring whether #OpenAI#Codex can facilitate the creation of educational resources like programming exercises and code explanations! Paper: https://t.co/YBS9rNQCwh
Our paper "Automatic Generation of Programming Exercises and Code Explanations Using Large Language Models", accepted for #ICER2022, found #OpenAI#Codex can help create novel, sensible, contextualized programming exercises! @OpenAI@CSAalto@uoacompsci
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Many thanks to @RossKGalloway for his brilliant seminar this week on the benefits and challenges of using @peerwise in introductory physics modules. https://t.co/MhVSRjRPFO
Congratulations to Clare Guilding and co-authors on their new article! An impressive study, based on data covering four years and nearly 2000 students. @Dr_Guilding @NewcastleMedSch@UniofNewcastle@UniofReading
Yesterday we had way too much fun filming our presentation for @ICER_C that I had to share a little teaser for our paper "When Wrong is Right: The Instructional Power of Multiple Conceptions" @peerwise@katieirenec@mdeutschmtl@Ben_Rydal
Very informative podcast on evidence-based teaching practices by @bonni208 with guest Prof. Phil Newton. At 15:34, Phil talks about using PeerWise as an effective way of operationalizing retrieval practice into a class - https://t.co/kUaXoA9xSu