Assessment+online

Options for online assessment

>> Judi Baron, and Mike Keller of the University of Adelaide at the 2003 Assessment and evaluations Conference.
 * === Quizes and Tests ===
 * including multiple choise/answer, true/false, ordering, matching, fill in the blank and essay questions.
 * free online quiz and survey makers including....... (please find some and add here)
 * === Discussion Boards ===
 * these can be used as assessments if the discussion is moderated.
 * threaded discussions and blogs are examples of possible discussion tools.
 * === Wikis ===
 * can be used as a place for learners to create their assignments.
 * === Rubrics for assessment ===
 * Some useful information about rubrics can be found at http://www.unisa.edu.au/evaluations/Presentations/BaronPPT.ppt#265,8,Structure –
 * The chapter in our readings "The Virtual Student" from Palloff and Pratt, explores some issues involved in the assessment of students' work.
 * There is a site called 'RubiStar' that teachers can use to create rubrics for a variety of different assessment tasks - you can even get your students to help you to make it! Even better- its free!!!
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What other ways can we assess in online or blended learning?