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  • A perspective on quality of marking that looks at how assessments and tests are marked internationally.

  • Findings from a survey of examiners as part of Ofqual's research into the quality of marking in academic exams.

  • Findings from a 2013 survey of teachers as part of Ofqual's research into the quality of marking in GCSEs and A levels.

  • A literature review to understand possible factors that affect marking reliability in GCSE and A level exams.

  • A 2013 study to understand the attitudes of teachers and examiners to the marking process in GCSE and A level exams.

  • The results of a study to identify where current marking of exams works well and recommend improvements in marking.

  • This research from 2014 compares the pros and cons of using item-level marking in exams rather than whole-script marking.

  • A study of how different groups of students performed in the national curriculum science tests in 2010 and 2011.

  • Research by AQA on using the achieved weightings of A level and GCSE assessment objectives to measure the validity of a qualification.

  • City and Guilds research recommending a framework for validating work-based observational assessments in vocational qualifications.

  • AlphaPlus study of four vocational qualifications and whether there is evidence to support the perceived reliability of their assessments.

  • This release presents statistics for malpractice in exams for the summer 2013 exam series in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

  • Research to investigate the reliability and validity of results in national tests, public examinations and other qualifications in England.

  • A review of controlled assessment, its place in GCSEs and whether it is fit for purpose.

  • Research papers published as Ofqual's 'Reliability Compendium' looking at the reliability of education assessment.

  • This study looked at how three different analysis methods could help us to understand 'rater' effects on exam reliability.

  • Looking at which measures of internal reliability give the best estimate.

  • Research into the reliability of three electro-technical qualifications from City and Guilds.

  • Investigating estimates of inter-rater reliability where inconsistency in marking between markers might be a major source of unreliability.

  • A review of the history and current status of vocational qualifications and the concepts behind their assessment.