Quiz Carousel - building learning resilience in the face of COVID-19

测验轮播 - 增强面对 COVID-19 的学习弹性

基本信息

  • 批准号:
    57126
  • 负责人:
  • 金额:
    $ 9.47万
  • 依托单位:
  • 依托单位国家:
    英国
  • 项目类别:
    Feasibility Studies
  • 财政年份:
    2020
  • 资助国家:
    英国
  • 起止时间:
    2020 至 无数据
  • 项目状态:
    已结题

项目摘要

Quiz Carousel is a digital application to help students embed knowledge into their long-term memory while enabling pupil-teacher feedback. This is particularly relevant during the current lockdown when things that have been taught may be quickly forgotten, but the product is also urgently needed longer-term to facilitate homework, revision and embedding learning.The concept is well-researched and evidence based. There has been a welcome focus on the importance of a knowledge rich curriculum in recent years, and academic literature shows that taking memory tests improves long-term retention (a concept known as the testing effect).The product is based on an idea developed several years ago by science teacher Adam Boxer and prototyped in an Excel-based system called Retrieval Roulette. Adam's learning and feedback from a highly engaged teacher community of users has been incorporated into the new Quiz Carousel product, and he continues to lead on teacher engagement and customer voice.Quiz Carousel works as follows:1. **Teachers upload carefully sequenced questions** covering a whole curriculum.2. **Students take quizzes** combining questions from both recent and earlier curriculum areas, using adaptive learning and spaced repetition algorithms to select questions. Answers can be viewed as flashcards.3. **The system auto-marks where possible**, reducing the work burden for teachers.4. **Teachers offer feedback** on misconceptions and incorrect answers.We are committed to ensuring that a version of Quiz Carousel is available for free, forever. Longer-term we expect to build in paid-for features that enhance the learning experience.Quiz Carousel will play an important role in helping students to embed learning now more than ever, given its suitability for learning at distance. We offer a simple and easy-to-use way for schools and students to remain in contact through these difficult times, as well as a tool to help lock key curriculum knowledge into the long-term memory once things return to normal.EXTENSION FOR IMPACT FUNDINGOur initial funding allowed us to create a hugely popular prototype of the Carousel system. 1,200+ teachers are already using Carousel to set retrieval quizzes for over 20,000 students, with the product optimised for usage both remotely and in the classroom. This extension for impact funding will allow us to devise a long-term commercial model for Carousel by creating a paid-for version for subject departments and whole schools to complement the existing free teacher version, which we will continue to offer at no cost. We will also be able to develop innovative premium features, including more advanced auto-marking and intelligent spaced repetition, which adjusts the quizzes offered depending on the individual or class.
测验旋转木马是一种数字应用程序,可帮助学生将知识嵌入他们的长期记忆中,同时启用学生的反馈。在当前的锁定过程中,这在可能很快被遗忘的时候尤其重要,但是迫切需要该产品以促进家庭作业,修订和嵌入学习。该概念是经过充分研究和基于证据的概念。近年来知识课程的重要性令人欣慰,学术文献表明,进行记忆测试改善了长期保留率(一个称为测试效果的概念)。该产品基于几年前科学老师Adam Boxer和基于Excel的System System System System System System的想法。亚当(Adam)从高度参与的用户社区的学习和反馈已被纳入新的测验旋转木马产品中,他继续领导教师参与和客户语音。 **老师上传仔细测序的问题**涵盖整个课程2。 **学生进行测验**使用自适应学习和间隔重复算法来选择问题,结合了最近和更早课程领域的问题。答案可以视为抽认卡3。 **系统在可能的情况下自动标记**,减轻了教师的工作负担4。 **老师会提供有关误解和错误答案的反馈**。我们致力于确保永远免费使用的Quiz Carousel版本。长期,我们希望建立在增强学习体验的付费功能中。QuizCarousel将在帮助学生现在比以往任何时候都更重要的嵌入学习,鉴于其适合距离的学习。我们为学校和学生提供一种简单易用的方式,使学校和学生在这些困难时期保持联系,并有助于将密钥课程知识锁定在长期记忆中,一旦情况恢复正常。 1,200多名老师已经在使用旋转木马为超过20,000名学生设置检索测验,并在课堂上和在课堂上都优化了产品。这种影响力资金的扩展将使我们能够通过为科鲁斯和整个学校创建付费版本来为旋转木马设计长期的商业模型,以补充现有的免费教师版本,我们将继续免费提供。我们还将能够开发创新的高级功能,包括更先进的自动标记和智能的间隔重复,根据个人或班级,可以调整提供的测验。

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