Work-Based Assessment OF/FOR/AS Learning: Context, Purposes and Methods
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Work-Based Assessment OF/FOR/AS Learning: Context, Purposes and Methods
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This Forum Insight aims to enhance our understanding of various approaches to work-based assessment in higher education. The Insight relies upon the broad understanding of assessment which emerged as part of the National Forum’s Assessment OF, FOR and AS Learning Enhancement Theme.
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