@inbook{d52152c26dfd4bf6835b443659209121,
title = "Flipped Learning With Peer Reviews in the Introductory CS Course",
abstract = "Today, university pedagogues in Finland are keen on applying flipped learning techniques to improve education and learning outcomes. In accordance, assessment moves to a more formative and flipped direction as well. Flipped learning implies assessment to be continuous, yet controversially, resources in education are decreasing. The dilemma can be partly solved by increasing self-, peer-, and automatic assessment, and in addition, the exploitation of learning analytics. Tampere University has addressed these pedagogical demands and challenges in computer science courses by developing a learning management system called WETO. This supports flipped learning techniques in a resource-wise way by enhancing assessment with new peer-review options, self reflection, and negotiations. This chapter highlights the proven and functional practices of formative assessment based on an introductory computer science course supported by WETO. It discusses further development needs and opportunities of learning management systems from this viewpoint. ",
keywords = "Flipped learning, K{\"a}{\"a}nteinen opetus, computer science teaching, peer review, tietotekniikan opetus, vertaisarviointi, Flipped learning, K{\"a}{\"a}nteinen opetus, computer science teaching, peer review, tietotekniikan opetus, vertaisarviointi",
author = "Pia Niemel{\"a} and Aulikki Hyrskykari and Timo Poranen and Heikki Hyyr{\"o} and Juhani Linna",
year = "2020",
doi = "10.4018/978-1-7998-2314-8.ch003",
language = "English",
isbn = "978-1-7998-2314-8",
series = "Advances in higher education and professional development",
publisher = "IGI Global",
pages = "35--58",
editor = "Railean, {Elena Aurel}",
booktitle = "Assessment, Testing, and Measurement Strategies in Global Higher Education",
}