Using i-learn for online assessment: lecturers’ perceptions / Ch’ng Pei Eng ... [et al.]

This paper describes a study carried out in Universiti Teknologi MARA to explore the lecturers’ perceptions of online assessment. A survey questionnaire was administered on a sample of 40 full-time Computer and Mathematical Sciences lecturers in October 2017. The survey items focus on seven dimensio...

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Main Authors: Ch’ng, Pei Eng, Hamat, Muniroh, Ng, Set Foong, Chew, Yee Ming, Omar, Mahanim
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author Ch’ng, Pei Eng
Hamat, Muniroh
Ng, Set Foong
Chew, Yee Ming
Omar, Mahanim
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Ng, Set Foong
Chew, Yee Ming
Omar, Mahanim
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description This paper describes a study carried out in Universiti Teknologi MARA to explore the lecturers’ perceptions of online assessment. A survey questionnaire was administered on a sample of 40 full-time Computer and Mathematical Sciences lecturers in October 2017. The survey items focus on seven dimensions: (1) affective factors, (2) validity, (3) practical issues, (4) reliability and fairness, (5) security, (6) pedagogy issues and (7) the intention to conduct online assessment. The aim of the survey was to investigate lecturers’ perceptions of using i-Learn as assessment tool and to analyze whether their perceptions differ based on their area of specialization. The findings of the survey indicate that i-Learn online assessment tool was under used and the lecturers’ intentions to conduct online assessment are still very low. Their main concern is generally due to the nature of the subject taught which they think it is not appropriate to be tested online. Besides that, issues related to system security, cheating in digital age, and multiple-choice type of test items were some factors that hindered them from adopting online assessment. Lastly, the paper concludes that i-Learn does not fully addressed the critical need of Computer and Mathematical Sciences lecturers in order for them to adopt and increase their use of online assessment in their courses. Furthermore, perhaps the training module for this group of lecturers should be redesigned to expose them how to design the new test items which can assess on the higher order thinking skills.
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spelling my.uitm.ir-413332021-02-04T20:20:56Z https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/41333/ Using i-learn for online assessment: lecturers’ perceptions / Ch’ng Pei Eng ... [et al.] iij Ch’ng, Pei Eng Hamat, Muniroh Ng, Set Foong Chew, Yee Ming Omar, Mahanim Education and training of teachers and administrators Assessment. Portfolios Educational evaluation This paper describes a study carried out in Universiti Teknologi MARA to explore the lecturers’ perceptions of online assessment. A survey questionnaire was administered on a sample of 40 full-time Computer and Mathematical Sciences lecturers in October 2017. The survey items focus on seven dimensions: (1) affective factors, (2) validity, (3) practical issues, (4) reliability and fairness, (5) security, (6) pedagogy issues and (7) the intention to conduct online assessment. The aim of the survey was to investigate lecturers’ perceptions of using i-Learn as assessment tool and to analyze whether their perceptions differ based on their area of specialization. The findings of the survey indicate that i-Learn online assessment tool was under used and the lecturers’ intentions to conduct online assessment are still very low. Their main concern is generally due to the nature of the subject taught which they think it is not appropriate to be tested online. Besides that, issues related to system security, cheating in digital age, and multiple-choice type of test items were some factors that hindered them from adopting online assessment. Lastly, the paper concludes that i-Learn does not fully addressed the critical need of Computer and Mathematical Sciences lecturers in order for them to adopt and increase their use of online assessment in their courses. Furthermore, perhaps the training module for this group of lecturers should be redesigned to expose them how to design the new test items which can assess on the higher order thinking skills. UiTM Cawangan Johor 2018 Article PeerReviewed text en https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/41333/1/41333.pdf Using i-learn for online assessment: lecturers’ perceptions / Ch’ng Pei Eng ... [et al.]. (2018) Insight Journal (IJ) <https://ir.uitm.edu.my/view/publication/Insight_Journal_=28IJ=29/>, 2. pp. 125-144. ISSN 2600-8564 https://insightjournal.my/
spellingShingle Education and training of teachers and administrators
Assessment. Portfolios
Educational evaluation
Ch’ng, Pei Eng
Hamat, Muniroh
Ng, Set Foong
Chew, Yee Ming
Omar, Mahanim
Using i-learn for online assessment: lecturers’ perceptions / Ch’ng Pei Eng ... [et al.]
title Using i-learn for online assessment: lecturers’ perceptions / Ch’ng Pei Eng ... [et al.]
title_full Using i-learn for online assessment: lecturers’ perceptions / Ch’ng Pei Eng ... [et al.]
title_fullStr Using i-learn for online assessment: lecturers’ perceptions / Ch’ng Pei Eng ... [et al.]
title_full_unstemmed Using i-learn for online assessment: lecturers’ perceptions / Ch’ng Pei Eng ... [et al.]
title_short Using i-learn for online assessment: lecturers’ perceptions / Ch’ng Pei Eng ... [et al.]
title_sort using i-learn for online assessment: lecturers’ perceptions / ch’ng pei eng ... [et al.]
topic Education and training of teachers and administrators
Assessment. Portfolios
Educational evaluation
url https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/41333/1/41333.pdf
https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/41333/
https://insightjournal.my/
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