Interactive Learning Assesment Tools - INSET Lecture.pptx
- 3. Redefining Learning with Interactive Assessment Tools MARK JAY V. AQUILLO
- 4. Why the need for Interactive Assessment?
- 10. Why do we need interactive assessment? 1. Improved engagement and motivation 2. Increased accessibility, 3. Real-time feedback, 4. Better data collection and analysis, and 5. Flexibility and customization.
- 11. What is an interactive assessment? ● A dynamic evaluation method ● Uses technology for active participation and real-time feedback. ● Measures a range of skills beyond traditional assessments..
- 12. What are interactive assessment tools? ● Technology-based platforms or applications ● designed to evaluate learners ● in an interactive and engaging manner.
- 13. What are the types of interactive assessment tools?
- 14. Computer-based tests 1 ● Adaptive testing software ● Adjusts the questions’ difficulty based on the learner’s performance.
- 15. Virtual simulations 2 ● Interactive simulations ● allow individuals to make decisions and see the consequences of those decisions in real-time. ● E.g. Science lab, historical simulations, field trips, economics simulation, language assessment
- 16. Game-based assessments 3 ● Gamified evaluations ● measure skills such as problem-solving, critical thinking, and decision-making through game-like scenarios. ● E.g. puzzles, simulations, video games, adventure games, skill-building games
- 17. Touchscreen assessments 4 ● Use touchscreen technology to allow individuals to respond to questions or complete tasks. ● E.g. Touchscreen music composition (GarageBand, Caustic 3), Digital Art Creation (ProCreate or Adobe Photoshop)
- 18. Online quizzes 5 ● Interactive quizzes that provide immediate feedback on the individual's performance. ● E.g. Google Forms, Kahoot!, Socrative, Taypeform
- 19. What are the types of interactive assessment tools? 1. Computer-based tests 2. Virtual simulations 3. Game-based assessments 4. Touchscreen assessments 5. Online quizzes
- 20. What are the interactive assessment tools we can use?
- 21. Computer-based tests 1 Pros: ● One of the best platforms for Math and Chemistry ● Teachers can choose from the predefined objectives ● Questions are auto generated from the pool of questions. ● Identifies student’s learning level and adapts the question ● Provides more assistance if needed Cons: ● Expensive
- 22. Computer-based tests 1 Pros: ● One of, if not, the best platforms for all subjects. ● Highly immersive ● Advanced course creation–documents, presentations, assessments ● Fully adaptive Cons: ● Expensive
- 24. Computer-based tests 1 A web-based assessment and learning tool that provides adaptive assessments based on a learner's performance. A platform that provides formative assessments and the ability to adjust the difficulty of questions based on a learner's performance. An adaptive learning platform that provides assessments that adjust in real-time based on a learner's performance.
- 25. Computer-based tests 1 AICrowd is an open- source platform that provides tools for creating, administering, and tracking adaptive assessments. Open edX is a free and open-source online learning platform for educators to create and deliver courses and assessments.
- 26. Virtual simulations 2 Pros: ● Emulates an advanced science and physics laboratory ● Allows you to perform experiments and access visualizations ● Safe ● Cost effective in the long term Cons: ● Expensive
- 28. Virtual simulations 2 Pros: ● Free ● Similar to Brilliant.org’s simulations ● Can be used independently Cons: ● Cannot be integrated with your platform of choice
- 30. Game-based assessment 3 Pros: ● User-friendly interface ● Lots of options to choose from ● Offers free subscription Cons: ● Free subscription is limited; doesn’t include analytics
- 31. Classcraft is a game-based learning platform that gamifies learning and provides assessments in a fun and engaging way. Quizlet is a popular online learning platform that provides game-like study tools and assessments. Game-based assessment 3 Gimkit is a game-based learning platform that provides quizzes and assessments in a fast- paced, game-like format.
- 32. Soundtrap is a music production platform that allows students to create and submit music compositions for assessment. Flat is a music notation platform that allows students to create and submit music compositions for assessment. Touch-screen assessment 4 Artsonia is a digital portfolio platform that allows students to showcase their art projects and receive feedback from teachers.
- 33. Google Forms is a free, web-based platform that allows users to create quizzes and surveys that can be taken online. Online quizzes 5
- 34. What are the interactive assessment tools we can use? 1. Computer-based tests ● Knewton, Smart Sparrow, ALEKS, MasteryConnect, Dreambox Learning, AI Crowd and OpenEdEx 1. Virtual simulations ● Labster, PhET Interactive Simulations 1. Game-based assessments ● Kahoot!, Quizlet, Classcraft, Gimkit 1. Touchscreen assessments ● Flat, Soundtrap, Artsonia 1. Online quizzes ● Google Forms
- 35. What are non-online or non-gadget demanding options?
- 36. Zipgrade 1 ● Printable answer sheets in 20, 50 and 100 items ● Customizable sheets ● Free version allows 100 papers per month ● Paid version is at $6.99 (~₱383) per year with unlimited papers per month
- 37. Gradescope 2 ● Printable answer sheets ● Allows multiple answers ● Allows partial points ● Can create versions/sets ● Free trial for two terms (around 8 months) ● Uses scanner for faster processing of papers ● Can use mobile phone ● Advanced grading and rubrics ● Basic $1/student; $3 for higher tier subscription packages
- 38. Examsoft 3 ● Can create question banks ● Prevents cheating through state-of-the-art features ● Administered with an onsite proctor
- 39. What issues prevent us from going fullon with IA?
- 40. Technical Issues 1 Some interactive assessment tools require a stable internet connection, high-speed computer, or specialized hardware, and any technical difficulties can affect the delivery and grading of assessments.
- 41. Cost 2 Some interactive assessment tools can be expensive to purchase and maintain, and the cost may be a barrier for some educational institutions or organizations.
- 42. User training 3 Interactive assessment tools may require training and support for both educators and students to ensure they are used effectively and efficiently.
- 43. Student Engagement 4 Interactive assessment tools may not be suitable for all students, and some students may not be motivated by the interactive format. It's important to consider student engagement when choosing and using interactive assessment tools.
- 44. Interactive assessment tools offer benefits such as real-time feedback, improved student engagement, and customized assessments, but also have challenges such as technical difficulties, cost, and adaptability. The future of these tools looks promising with growing demand for flexible, personalized assessments. Choosing the right tool requires considering specific needs, resources, and goals, as well as seeking feedback and evaluating options. Conclusion
- 45. The objective of education is learning–not teaching.