Program

9.30-10.00am   Registration & morning tea (Woodward Conference Centre, Law Building, level 10)
10.00-10.05am Welcome and opening remarks  
10.05-10.55am
Keynote address:
re(?)thinking assessment feedback
Professor Michael Henderson, Professor of Digital Futures, and Director of Educational Design and Innovation in the Faculty of Education at Monash University, Australia
10.55-11.00am
Comfort break
11.00am-12.00pm
Panel discussions and Q&A
Dr Narelle English, Research Fellow, Lecturer in Assessment, Faculty of Education, The University of Melbourne
Professor Michael Henderson, Professor of Digital Futures, and Director of Educational Design and Innovation in the Faculty of Education at Monash University, Australia
Professor Elizabeth Molloy, Deputy Dean, Education, Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences, The University of Melbourne
Professor Raoul Mulder, Professor of Evolutionary Ecology, School of BioSciences and Professor of Higher Education, Centre for the Study of Higher Education, The University of Melbourne
Moderator: Dr Guy Morrow, Senior Lecturer, School of Culture and Communication, Faculty of Arts
12.00-1.00pm Networking lunch  
  Concurrent sessions
 
Reimagining Feedback and Assessment Practices

West Room (Room 1006), Level 10, Law Building
Chair: Ben White & Jenny Pesina
AI Integration in Assessment and Feedback

City Side (Room 1019), Level 10, Law Building
Chair: A/Prof Melissa Russell
Authenticity and Adaptation in the AI Era

Uni Side (Room 1020), Level 10, Law Building
Chair: Dr Donnie Adams
1.00-1.30pm From Feedback to Feed Forward: Rethinking Rubrics as Catalysts for Learning and Equity
Dr Jessica Lees, Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences
GenAI-Assisted Criterion-Referenced Grading in Engineering Mathematics: Enhancing Feedback, Efficiency, and Assessment Quality
Dr Lili Chen & Dr Winn Chow, Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology
Can Authentic Assessment Survive AI? Evidence from a Large-Scale Quantitative Task
Dr Wasana Karunarathne, Faculty of Business and Economics, Ashley Hanson
1.30-2.00pm Boosting student autonomy in development of feedback literacy
Madeleine Young, Student and Scholarly Services
A simple approach to using AI for reclaiming time and easing the cognitive load of assessment feedback at scale
Dr Christopher Woods, Faculty of Business and Economics
Rewriting Assessment at Scale: Using Generative AI to Build Developmental Rubrics for K–12 and Tertiary Education
Ben Lawless, Faculty of Education
2.00-2.30pm ExamBuddy! Engaging first year students through self-assessment and anonymous peer feedback
Assaf Dekel, Faculty of Business and Economics
Redesigning Higher Education Assessments in the Age of AI: Enhancing Formative Feedback while Mitigating AI Misuse
Angela Sojan & Dr Winn Chow, Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology
Attuned Encounters: Rethinking Feedback as Onto-Epistemological Practice in Higher Education
Dr Nashid Nigar, Faculty of Education

Abstracts