Transforming Exams

Project leader / Chief Investigator (now at University of New South Wales) - Dr Mathew Hillier

Project collaborators / Co-investigators

• University of Tasmania - Dr Andrew Fluck
• Central Queensland University - Dr Michael Cowling and Mr Kenneth Howah (Mary Tom is back-up for Michael while on leave)
• Australian National University - Brendon Colquhoun and Beth Harris
• Edith Cowan University - (Associate Professor Paul Newhouse ~ deceased), Dr Jeremy Pagram and Dr Alistair Campbell
• Macquarie University - Dr Matthew Bower and Prof. Dominic Verity (Contact Matthew)
• Monash University - Prof. Marilyn Baird and Mr Scott Grant (contact Scott)
• RMIT University - Assoc. Prof. Shona Leitch
• University of South Australia - Dr Ruth Geer and Mr Bruce White
• University of Queensland - Mr Dominic McGrath (contact point)
• University of New South Wales Canberra/ADFA - Dr David Meacheam and Emma Betts(contact David). For UNSW Sydney contact Mathew.

Project Staff

• Mr Martin Coleman, Technical Developer, Monash University
• Mr Lubos Rendek, Technical Developer (former), Independent consultant via Monash University
• Ms Vilma Simbag, Project Manager, Monash University/University of Queensland

External Evaluators

• Dr Deanne Gannaway, University of Queensland
• Ms Karen Sheppard, University of Queensland

Project leader - Dr Mathew Hillier, University of Queensland

Project collaborator - Dr Andrew Fluck, University of Tasmania (and project leader for the predecessor work done at UTAS)

Technical developer - Mr Craig Knott, University of Queensland

Past technical developer - Ms Marisa Emerson, University of Queensland

Past technical developer - Joshua Hesketh (for work done at UTAS)

Contact the project leader Mathew Hillier to arrange any of the following:

Collaborate with us on joint research, grants and projects.

Arrange a visit to meet the project leader or other project team members for a chat and to try the e-exam system yourself.

We can come to your institution where we can present to a group, provide private briefings, run seminars or workshops (this may attract a charge depending upon the circumstances and the costs we may incur). See Workshops and a Symposium for some examples of what we have done.

We can provide a consultancy service on e-Exams issues, technology selection, logistics, security, integrity, e-assessment design, pedagogical efficacy etc (this is likely to attract a charge to cover our costs).

To organise e-exam trials at your institution / course / unit. Note: beyond the end of the funded project (Dec 2018) this may attract a charge depending upon the circumstances and the costs we may incur.