As you know, Dylan Wiliam is coming to the East campus next week.
We have some of his books in the libraries (click here for a list), but as there aren't enough copies for everyone to read at once, why not read some of his key articles?
You can read all the Phi Delta Kappan articles online or have them emailed to yourself using our new InfoTrac subscription. It's an online database of 250 magazines which we are trialling on both campuses. If it doesn't contain a magazine you're interested in, let me know. We'll definitely be adjusting the titles available.
Click here to go to our new InfoTrac Magazines Online & access these articles by Dylan Wiliam
If you are on campus, the link should put you directly into InfoTrac.
If it doesn't, you'll have to enter a password. Click here to open a Google Doc -- http://bit.ly/accessuwc -- that gives them all to you (or, rather, to anyone with a @gapps.uwcsea.edu.sg account).
Click here for a PDF that shows you step-by-step screenshots for articles in Phi Delta Kappan (as that is full-text complete in Infotrac). It's a Google Doc accessible by anyone with a @gapps.uwcsea.edu.sg account - as I show you the password to Infotrac.
In the case of you finding an article for which Infotrac doesn't have the full-text, then we have other avenues. E.g., for ASCD's Educational Leadership, you need to go to the website and know our institutional login. Click here for the Google Doc where we are collecting such logins/passwords. It is shared only with @gapps.uwcsea.edu.sg in the "allteachingstaff" list for Dover & East.
If you want to search ASCD's Educational Leadership for Dylan Wiliam articles, click here and login.
We have some of his books in the libraries (click here for a list), but as there aren't enough copies for everyone to read at once, why not read some of his key articles?
Black, Paul et al. “Working Inside the Black Box: Assessment for Learning in the Classroom.” Phi Delta Kappan 86 (2004): 8. Print.
Black, Paul, and Dylan Wiliam. “A pleasant surprise.” Phi Delta Kappan 92 (2010): 47+. Print.
---. “Inside the black box: raising standards through classroom assessment.” Phi Delta Kappan 80 (1998): 139+. Print.
---. “Inside the black box: raising standards through classroom assessment: formative assessment is an essential component of classroom work and can raise student achievement.” Phi Delta Kappan 92.1 (2010): 81+. Print.
Clymer, Jacqueline B., and Dylan Wiliam. “Improving the way we grade science.” Educational Leadership 64 (2006): 36+. Print.
Wiliam, Dylan. “Changing classroom practice.” Educational Leadership 65 (2007): 36+. Print.
---. “Feedback: part of a system.” Educational Leadership 70 (2012): 30–34. Print.
You can read all the Phi Delta Kappan articles online or have them emailed to yourself using our new InfoTrac subscription. It's an online database of 250 magazines which we are trialling on both campuses. If it doesn't contain a magazine you're interested in, let me know. We'll definitely be adjusting the titles available.
Click here to go to our new InfoTrac Magazines Online & access these articles by Dylan Wiliam
If you are on campus, the link should put you directly into InfoTrac.
If it doesn't, you'll have to enter a password. Click here to open a Google Doc -- http://bit.ly/accessuwc -- that gives them all to you (or, rather, to anyone with a @gapps.uwcsea.edu.sg account).
Click here for a PDF that shows you step-by-step screenshots for articles in Phi Delta Kappan (as that is full-text complete in Infotrac). It's a Google Doc accessible by anyone with a @gapps.uwcsea.edu.sg account - as I show you the password to Infotrac.
In the case of you finding an article for which Infotrac doesn't have the full-text, then we have other avenues. E.g., for ASCD's Educational Leadership, you need to go to the website and know our institutional login. Click here for the Google Doc where we are collecting such logins/passwords. It is shared only with @gapps.uwcsea.edu.sg in the "allteachingstaff" list for Dover & East.
If you want to search ASCD's Educational Leadership for Dylan Wiliam articles, click here and login.
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