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Buckley, Jeffrey; Canty, Donal; Seery, Niall – Irish Educational Studies, 2022
The use of design assignments for teaching, learning, and assessment is considered a signature of technology education. However, there are difficulties in the valid and reliable assessment of features of quality within designerly outputs. In light of recent educational reforms in Ireland, which see the introduction of classroom-based assessments…
Descriptors: Evaluation Criteria, Design, Technology Education, Preservice Teachers
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Seery, Niall; Buckley, Jeffrey; Delahunty, Thomas; Canty, Donal – International Journal of Technology and Design Education, 2019
Educational assessment has profound effects on the nature and depth of learning that students engage in. Typically there are two core types discussed within the pertinent literature; criterion and norm referenced assessment. However another form, ipsative assessment, refers to the comparison between current and previous performance within a course…
Descriptors: Student Evaluation, Evaluation Methods, Competency Based Education, Academic Ability
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Hyland, Tomás; Gordon, Seamus; Canty, Donal; Buckley, Jeffrey; Seery, Niall – Engineering Design Graphics Journal, 2018
One of the leading frameworks in engineering education specifically associated with design based competencies is the CDIO framework. This has been incorporated internationally into many institutions offering engineering education courses. Characterized by four unique stages, the CDIO framework affords an ideal scenario to incorporate a continuous…
Descriptors: Engineering Education, Design, Feedback (Response), Student Evaluation
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Seery, Niall; Canty, Donal; Phelan, Pat – International Journal of Technology and Design Education, 2012
This paper presents the response of the technology teacher education programmes at the University of Limerick to the assessment challenge created by the shift in philosophy of the Irish national curriculum from a craft-based focus to design-driven education. This study observes two first year modules of the undergraduate programmes that focused on…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Evidence, National Curriculum, Handicrafts