Hands-On GradeCraft: Building Student Autonomy One Assessment at a Time

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Have you heard about GradeCraft yet? Traditional learning management systems make it challenging to give students choice in assessments. With GradeCraft, you can use a cafeteria-style grading model, allowing students choice (and constrained choice) across the course. Come try it out talk with us about how to design using gameful pedagogies. Join us for our companion Lightning Ideas session if you want to learn more!

Presenters:

Raven Knudsen

Graduate Student / Instructional Assistant

School of Education / Department of Sociology

University of Michigan

ravenkk@umich.edu

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Raven was introduced to gameful design in the fall of 2017 and hasn't looked back! As an undergraduate and graduate student, she has worked closely with a sociology professor at the University of Michigan on his gameful course. Inspired by the innovative way these courses engaged students she strives to spread gameful design to other areas.

Evan Straub

Learning Experience Designer

Office of Academic Innovation

University of Michigan

evanstr@umich.edu

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Evan works with faculty, staff and students (from the University of Michigan and beyond!) to think about how principles of autonomy, transparency and engagement can change the way we think about teaching.

Hands-On GradeCraft: Building Student Autonomy One Assessment at a Time

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