Research Grants

External competitive grants supporting assessment reform, adaptive learning, and teacher professional development

9
Total Projects
2
Active Projects
ActiveRGC Senior Research Fellow Scheme
SRFS

Bottom-up Assessment Reform: The Student-centred Assessment-driven Learning (SCADL) Platform

RGC Senior Research Fellow Scheme2025-2029

Project No.: SRFS2425-8H01Amount: HK$7,992,660
ActiveGeneral Research Fund
GRF

Foster or hinder learning? The role of Generative Artificial Intelligence in the self-assessment process

General Research Fund2025-2027

Project No.: 18613924Amount: HK$812,360
CompletedGermany/Hong Kong Joint Research Scheme
Germany/Hong Kong JRS

Self-assessment Using ChatGPT in Foreign Language Learning: A Mixed-method Study in Translation Courses

Germany/Hong Kong Joint Research Scheme2024-2025

Project No.: G-EdUHK803/23Amount: HK$37,600
CompletedGeneral Research Fund
GRF

Developing students' evaluative judgment and feedback literacy through self-assessment: An experimental study

General Research Fund2022-2023

Project No.: 18609321Amount: HK$978,282
CompletedGeneral Research Fund
GRF

Unpacking Student Self-assessment Processes: A Longitudinal Naturalistic Experiment

General Research Fund2020-2021

Project No.: 18600019Amount: HK$733,312
CompletedGeneral Research Fund
GRF

A Structural Understanding of Formative Assessment: Predictor, Intention, and Practice

General Research Fund2019-2021

Project No.: 18607118Amount: HK$433,350
CompletedGeneral Research Fund
GRF

Self-assessment: Calibration, predictors and effects

General Research Fund2016-2017

Project No.: 18605715Amount: HK$505,500
CompletedQuality Education Fund
QEF

Towards A Sustainable Assessment Reform through Developing a Professional Development Website for Formative Assessment

Quality Education Fund2024-2025

Project No.: 2022/0356Amount: HK$1,154,400
CompletedQuality Education Fund
QEF

Enhancing Assessment Literacy in Schools: Synergizing Assessment-for-learning and Assessment-as-learning

Quality Education Fund2021-2022

Project No.: 2019/1094Amount: HK$606,900