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Types of assessment

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In 1996 Nightingale et al. studied the range of assessment activities used in Australian universities. This list of assessment types and analogous online activities is shown below:

Assessment type

Annotated bibliographies

Autobiography

Action research project

Case study examination

Class participation

Client interviews

Clinical performance

Creation of web pages

Critical incident analysis

Critique

Database

Discourse analysis of policy documents of programmes

Ethnography of professional site paper and presentation

Essay

Examination

Interview

Job application

Journal

Learning journal

Literature review

Minitest

Patient interview

Portfolio of professional experience

Poster

Presentation

Profile

Project

Research assignment

Simulation

Social history (report)

Social mapping

Tutorial

Other

Laboratory report

Nightingale, P., Te Wiata, I., Toohey, S., Ryan, C., Hughes, C. and Martin, D., 1996,
Assessing Learning in Universities, University of New South Wales Press, Sydney.

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