A presentation given by Matt Wingfield from TAG Developments on the use of The Law of Comparative Judgement in the assessment of e-portfolios of student work. The presentation talks about the use of this approach through the context of Project eScape, a research project lead by Professor Richard Kimbell and Tony Wheeler from TERU at Goldsmiths College, University of London.

1. Assessing e-Portfolios using the Law of Comparative Judgement Matt Wingfield Managing Director – TAG Developments

3. Setting the Scene Project eScape … .the trace left behind from purposeful activity

7. Assessment vs. Evaluation Comparative Pairs Assessment portfolio A portfolio B TAG has created a web-based comparative pairs engine, that facilitates highly accurate paired assessment of e-portfolios for the first time on a national scale!

8. The Comparative Pairs Engine dynamically refines the ranking of the student work through a series of judging rounds. What emerges is a collective professional consensus of an expert group of judges. Produces a reliability coefficient of 0.95 Assessment vs. Evaluation Comparative Pairs Assessment

10. Contact Information & Useful Links Professor Richard Kimbell Director – TERU, Goldsmiths College [email_address] Tel: 0207 919 7756 Matt Wingfield Managing Director – TAG Developments [email_address] Tel: 07850 488 502 http://www.gold.ac.uk/teru/ http://www.mapsassessment.com http://www.tagdevelopments.com