Vignette 6 Pluridisciplinary learning and assessment : reflections on practice
Jones, Sandra and Watty, Kim 2010, Vignette 6 Pluridisciplinary learning and assessment : reflections on practice, in Interdisciplinary higher education : perspectives and practicalities, Emerald Group Publishing Ltd., Bingley, England, pp.195-207.
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Vignette 6 Pluridisciplinary learning and assessment : reflections on practice
Interdisciplinary higher education : perspectives and practicalities
Editor(s)
Davies, Martin Devlin, Marcia Tight, Malcolm
Publication date
2010
Series
International perspectives on higher education research ; v. 5
Chapter number
6
Total chapters
13
Start page
195
End page
207
Total pages
13
Publisher
Emerald Group Publishing Ltd.
Place of Publication
Bingley, England
Summary
While designing group assessment for student learning outcomes is always difficult, the task is made more challenging in an interdisciplinary context. How much focus should be placed on assessment of discipline-specific knowledge, how much on the interdisciplinary knowledge that emerges as students work together in a non-linear, co-rational design and how much on the group dynamic (generic capabilities) being developed? While additional learning outcomes can be expected from the activities in which students engage in an interdisciplinary context, there is also an expectation, particularly for disciplines such as accounting, engineering and architecture where courses are professionally accredited, that discipline-specific learning outcomes are not compromised. This vignette presents some of the complexities that surfaced during the implementation of a pilot course designed as an experiential real world of work challenge for student.
ISBN
9780857243713 0857243713
ISSN
1479-3628
Language
eng
Field of Research
150199 Accounting, Auditing and Accountability not elsewhere classified