This document provides guidance for participating in a webinar and conducting computer-aided assessment and evaluation. It outlines webinar etiquette such as keeping your microphone muted unless speaking and introducing yourself politely. It describes using the ZipGrade app to evaluate formative assessments, weekly quizzes, and quarterly tests. Participants are expected to create a ZipGrade account and answer sheets. The document provides links to exam and assessment platforms and includes activities to create ZipGrade accounts and answer sheets. It also discusses presenting output by grade level.

1. COMPUTER-AIDE
D ASSESSMENT
EVALUATION
Floramyr Rivero Platil-Sarvida , EdD

2. 1. Always keep your microphone
muted, unless you are
recognized to speak.
WEBINAR ETIQUETTE
2. When speaking, briefly
introduce yourself then politely
express your thoughts.

3. 5. Cast your daily attendance and
daily evaluation (if available).
4. Listen attentively, keep your
background noise to a minimum,
and wear appropriate attire.
3. Always keep your camera off,
unless you are
recognized to speak.

4. At the end of the session, the participants are
expected to:
1. utilize the ZipGrade app for student’s assessment;
2. evaluate formative assessments, weekly quizzes,
quarterly tests and;
3. Create a zipgrade account
Objectives

5. “Assessment is
today’s means of
modifying tomorrow’s
instruction.”
— Carol Ann
Tomlinson
https://www.unicef.org/philippines/what-we-do

9. EXAM.NET

12. https://exam.net/admin/exams/1868963

14. GOOGLE FORM

20. COMPUTER DESKTOP/LAPTOP
SMART PHONE

26. Activity 1: Create a ZIPGRADE account

29. Activity 2 : Create an answer sheet/s

53. https://youtu.be/FZuY22aJZio

56. COMPUTER DESKTOP/LAPTOP
https://www.zipgrade.com/

57. PRESENTATION OF OUTPUTS
By Grade level
Answer Sheet
(test makers and validators in one breakout room)
A. Elementary
C. Senior HS
B. Junior HS

58. “It shouldn’t matter how
slowly a child learns as
long as we are
encouraging them not to
stop.”
-Robert John Meehan
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/philippines/

59. “To the world , you maybe just a
teacher, but to your students, you are
a hero”.