Please visit Team Sprocket's website to see online teacher assessment tools:
Team Sprocket created a toolbox and filled it with individual assessment tools for online teachers. These tools can be considered and applied individually or you can consider carrying off the entire toolbox to create a diversified course that addresses many different learning styles. You will find useful information about each individual assessment tool, but more importantly you will find information about its usefulness as a specific type of assessment. You will discover how ClassMarker supports quiz and test creation; how Google+ Hangouts can support Peer-to-Peer collaboration; how Microsoft Office Excel 2010 can support course grading; and how LiveJournal can support reflection. Use one or all of these assessments in an online course.
The most important "take-away" message is that these tools can provide assessment that 1) aids in student learning and 2) aids in supplying feedback to learners
Even if you decide not to walk away with any tools, you should be able to walk away with some ideas for incorporating rich assessments into your next online course.
Here are other toolboxes created by classmates:
Team Kermit
Team Cookie Monster
Team Grover
Team Sprocket created a toolbox and filled it with individual assessment tools for online teachers. These tools can be considered and applied individually or you can consider carrying off the entire toolbox to create a diversified course that addresses many different learning styles. You will find useful information about each individual assessment tool, but more importantly you will find information about its usefulness as a specific type of assessment. You will discover how ClassMarker supports quiz and test creation; how Google+ Hangouts can support Peer-to-Peer collaboration; how Microsoft Office Excel 2010 can support course grading; and how LiveJournal can support reflection. Use one or all of these assessments in an online course.
The most important "take-away" message is that these tools can provide assessment that 1) aids in student learning and 2) aids in supplying feedback to learners
Even if you decide not to walk away with any tools, you should be able to walk away with some ideas for incorporating rich assessments into your next online course.
Here are other toolboxes created by classmates:
Team Kermit
Team Cookie Monster
Team Grover
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