Evidence-based e-progress mapping of student learning in the creative arts

Samuel LEONG

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Abstract

This paper describes the process and findings of an e-progress mapping (EPM) project focussing on student learning in the music and the visual arts. As evidence of creative arts students’ learning outcomes comes in a variety of formats, including large multi-media files, electronic online platforms are provided to facilitate the collection of evidence of students’ learning as well as to allow students to track their own learning progress. This session will share feedback from students regarding the two phases of the EPM project, including the course design, students’ ICT capability and understanding of the project aims, administrative support, and perceived benefits of the EPM project. The session will also report on the challenges and findings of implementing such a student-centered project.
Original languageEnglish
Publication statusPublished - Sept 2013
EventXIX National Conference of the Australian Society for Music Education - Canberra, Australia
Duration: 29 Sept 201301 Oct 2013

Conference

ConferenceXIX National Conference of the Australian Society for Music Education
Country/TerritoryAustralia
CityCanberra
Period29/09/1301/10/13

Citation

Leong, S. (2013, September). Evidence-based e-progress mapping of student learning in the creative arts. Paper presented at the XIX National Australian Society of Music Education Conference 2013, Canberra, Australia.

Keywords

  • Teaching Development Grant (TDG)
  • TDG project code: T0119
  • Period: TDG 2011-2012
  • Conference
  • No. of attendees: 86
  • Teaching Development Grant (TDG) Output

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