Instructional Technology Update
Assessment
What is Formative and Summative Assessment?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bTGnJnuVNt8
Limited Student Devices & One to One Device Classrooms
With a limited device classroom, many of the same tools can be used to gather assessment data. The biggest differences is the structures of the classroom. Using a Station Rotation Model or Structures, provides the opportunity for student accessibility to the the device
Learn more about this structure here.
myLearning (Canvas) Quiz
Use the Canvas Quiz (step by step guide) feature to create formative and summative assessments.
Canvas Quiz does a great job at providing you important analytics to help you focus on which students need reteaching moments and what material needs to be looked at again.
Nearpod
Use Nearpod (step by step guide) to get feedback from your learners from a different assessment modalities from the Nearpod app.
Nearpod does a great job of integrating Formative and Summative Assessment into your synchronous (teacher paced) or asynchronous lesson (student paced).
This tool does a great job of integrating in myLearning. Watch the video below to learn how!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5mxFWzpDulY
Microsoft Forms
Forms is the a resource for summative and formative assessments, surveys and so much more! Forms replaces Excel Survey with more user-friendly, engaging and easy-to-manage features.
Learn more about Microsoft Forms Here
Only have a Teacher Device?
Plickers
With only one piece of technology in a classroom, gathering data is still very important. How can we leverage the limited devices in our room?
Plickers: With a quick scan of the room, gather data with your devices camera.
Want to learn more about Plickers watch the video below
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xgz0c0s_w6A