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Bekijk op https://t.co/I7QfWPxNAc https://t.co/QW5yogQVMy

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Yes! Ons artikel (geschreven met Bernadine van de Walle, Lia Fluit, @Tim Klaassen, Anne van Tuijl) is gepubliceerd en de komende 50 dagen gratis te downloaden. https://t.co/vfSeh8kBkr

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Adel Lelo is sharing great insights from WGU on Online Proctoring at #OP4RE

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preparing for the start ...

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PhD Graduation Twan ten Haaf (FGB) 21/12: On the physiological and psychological differences between functional overreaching and acute fatigue. VU. aula, 13.45 https://t.co/kAAHunEWZg
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[Ellen Rusman @EllenRusman]

Colleague @desireejoostenb presenting work on micro credentials and open badges by Fontys Lerarenopleiding and Open Universiteit @tea_conference

[johnkleeman @johnkleeman]

Posters at #tea2018 excellent. This one talks about the need to be transparent and informative about online proctoring to reduce test anxiety. Risk of anxiety reducing performance and so validity. #eassessment

[johnkleeman @johnkleeman]

@sdraaijer @tea_conference well done and thank you for a well organized conference #tea2018.

[Kate Outhwaite @KateO1012]

Thank you @tea_conference for another enjoyable and informative conference. #tea2018

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Another presentation about @teslaprojectEU: Alexandra Okada about an embedded approach to plagiarism detection @tea_conference

[Kate Outhwaite @KateO1012]

After Sponsor demos (much more interesting than that sounds!), lunch and poster sessions, we’re on to the final set of presentations which are the usual wide range of areas around TEA but starting with using data forensics to combat exam fraud. #tea2018

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The final paper session has started. Now Alice Barana and Marina Marchisio about formative automatic feedback @tea_conference

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Mike Timmer and Nico Juist (of Leiden University of Applied Sciences) about Gradework @tea_conference @xebiconderwijs

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Presentation of WISEflow @digitaleksamen about their digital assessment system @tea_conference

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Christine Lippens shows how characteristics of AlephQ and Jack are combined in an accountancy course @tea_conference

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And then Michael Striewe about Jack @tea_conference

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Raoul Deuss about AlephQ @tea_conference

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A new day with new presentations @tea_conference. Now Ekaterina Muravyeva from @Welteninstitute about personal data sharing @teslaprojectEU

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lively exchange of ideas @tea_conference and furher good conversation!

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Next up: Alexandra Okada and colleagues about Formative assessment of inquiry skills for Responsible Research and Innovation.