Electrical engineering

Sociology

Neuroscience

Perception

Medical education

Epistemology

Engineering

Philosophy

Voltage

Psychology

Anthropology

Quality (philosophy)

Computer science

Peer feedback

Focus group

Medicine

Negative feedback

Journal of the National Institute for Career Education and Counselling

Literature suggests that using screencasting technology increases the quality of feedback. However, there appears to be an absence of published work on using screencasting to provide feedback to students/graduates on their CVs. This mixed methods study aims to address this gap in the literature, exploring perceptions of students/graduates who received CV feedback via screencasting. Evidence from a small quantitative survey (n=79) and a focus group (n=4) suggested that the participants found the feedback via screencasting was easy to understand and personalised. Objective measures of the participants’ CVs suggested that the changes participants madefollowing feedback had improved their CVs.

Enhancing CV feedback: Providing feedback to students and graduates using screencasting technology