Overview design guidelines for digital assessment quality assurance application
| Goals | Design guidelines |
|---|---|
| Improvement | This requires that the application: • involves various assessment stakeholders • is available for day-to-day practice • facilitates a PDCA to continuously monitor and reflect on improvements • includes information that supports stakeholders in creating an overview of individual assessment practices • includes information that supports stakeholders in creating an overview of the assessment programme • is informative about assessment quality (giving insight into its potential weaknesses and strengths) instead of normative (assessing the quality as sufficient or insufficient) |
| Accountability | This requires that the application: • includes information on how individual assessment practices are realised • includes information on how the assessment programme is structured • makes use of assessment quality criteria that are commonly used for accreditation purposes • stores and visualises information (evidence) that is requested for accreditation purposes |
| User-friendly | This requires that the application: • complies with stakeholders’ current quality assurance procedures and practices • is transparent (safe to use for all stakeholders) • is adaptive/flexible to the user's organisational role (different rights and obligations) • has the possibility to input data at different times • enables intuitive use |
| Goals | Design guidelines |
|---|---|
| Improvement | This requires that the application: |
| Accountability | This requires that the application: |
| User-friendly | This requires that the application: |
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