About EAMS
The international conference on E-Assessment in Mathematical Sciences is a two-day academic conference organised by Newcastle University.
The conference aims to bring together researchers and practitioners with an interest in e-assessment for mathematics and the sciences. Running over two days, it will consist of a mix of presentations of new techniques, and pedagogic research, as well as workshops where you can get hands-on with leading e-assessment software.
The Organisers
Chris leads the e-learning unit in the School of Mathematics & Statistics at Newcastle University, overseeing e-assessment within the school and delivery of mathematical support to other parts of the University.
Bill has been involved in e-assessment for mathematical sciences since 1991. During that time he and his teams have implemented successful large-scale systems at Brunel and Newcastle Universities. He has researched, written and reported extensively on these and other developments.
Christian Lawson-Perfect is the lead developer of the open-source Numbas mathematical e-assessment system. He has a broad knowledge of the e-assessment landscape.
About Newcastle University
Newcastle University has always focused on academic excellence and the impact of its academic work, with a mission statement to:
- be a world-class research-intensive University
- deliver teaching and facilitate learning of the highest quality
- play a leading role in the economic, social and cultural development of the North East of England
Find out more about the University here.
About Newcastle Upon Tyne
The most northern city in England, Newcastle sits on the north bank of the River Tyne, with its famous seven bridges crossing a spectacular riverscape. Newcastle is a diverse and vibrant city with acclaimed culture, architecture, dining and shopping.
Read more about Newcastle here.