Jose Machicao

If the framework is not clear it is very difficult to assign levels of compliance. But when the framework is clear about the objectives is easier to deliver a rubric. Also it is important to have a system to collect feedback from many evaluators, including the students themselves

I use rubrics usually with analytical scheme. I find very useful to link the personal experience with theory, and I demand that criteria from the student work. 90% of students usually understand it.

Theory is very good. But unfortunately all infrastructure is designed for traditional approaches. Code in Python seems to be a very good application of experience based learning.

I already apply Python to complement any type of learning. Also I use demos from apps in the web. Currently I am encouraging my students to use ChatGPT and encourage to tell me how the experience of cognitive chatting helped them to learn or what leaks they discover in the chat.